3-year-old boy in China weighs nine stone
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London, March 23 (ANI): A three-year-old boy in China, who weighs nine stone, is giving a tough time to his parents.
Lu Hao is dangerously overweight, and at 9st 6lb is five times as heavy as other boys his age.
He is getting so big his family are frightened of him - and have given up trying to stop the youngster from gorging on huge plates of ribs and rice.
His parents claim he throws vicious tantrums if he doesn't get third or fourth helpings of dinner.
"We have to let him be as if we don't feed him he will cry non-stop," the Sun quoted mum Chen Huan from Dashan, Guangdong Province, as saying.
She said she has tried to cut down his meals in the past, but despite her best efforts he still managed to put on whopping 1.5st in the last year alone.
He has already been banned from nursery over fears his size might be a danger to other children, and usually plays alone at home.
Moving around is becoming tougher and tougher for the toddler, whose weight means he gets out of breath easily.
Ironically when Lu Hao was born he was underweight, at 5.7lbs, but he started piling on the pounds at three months old, and hasn't stopped since.
Dad, Lu Yuncheng, who struggles to pick him up, said: "His appetite is so good that for a meal he can eat three big bowls of rice, even larger than I and his mother." (ANI)
Lu Hao is dangerously overweight, and at 9st 6lb is five times as heavy as other boys his age.
He is getting so big his family are frightened of him - and have given up trying to stop the youngster from gorging on huge plates of ribs and rice.
His parents claim he throws vicious tantrums if he doesn't get third or fourth helpings of dinner.
"We have to let him be as if we don't feed him he will cry non-stop," the Sun quoted mum Chen Huan from Dashan, Guangdong Province, as saying.
She said she has tried to cut down his meals in the past, but despite her best efforts he still managed to put on whopping 1.5st in the last year alone.
He has already been banned from nursery over fears his size might be a danger to other children, and usually plays alone at home.
Moving around is becoming tougher and tougher for the toddler, whose weight means he gets out of breath easily.
Ironically when Lu Hao was born he was underweight, at 5.7lbs, but he started piling on the pounds at three months old, and hasn't stopped since.
Dad, Lu Yuncheng, who struggles to pick him up, said: "His appetite is so good that for a meal he can eat three big bowls of rice, even larger than I and his mother." (ANI)
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