peacelily said:Don't bother with that on the wii fit. It really angered me as it said my very slim 12 year old was at the top of the bmi range and she most certainly isn't. She started to get concerned about it and I had to show her that it was completely inaccurate. I think a lot of people will be confused by whatever scale the wii fit seems to use. Either that or the board's just not sophisticated enough to weigh properly.
peacelily said:Yes I agree that bmi not supposed to be used for children but that's not something a lot of people would know and as the wii fit is marketed at children so it angers me that a lot of children would look at these stats and think they're correct. When my daughter used it I hadn't thought of the need to check it. So think people should be made aware of it.
peacelily said:Don't bother with that on the wii fit. It really angered me as it said my very slim 12 year old was at the top of the bmi range and she most certainly isn't. She started to get concerned about it and I had to show her that it was completely inaccurate. I think a lot of people will be confused by whatever scale the wii fit seems to use. Either that or the board's just not sophisticated enough to weigh properly.
ScarlettStar86 said:BMI is not supposed to be used for children anyhow so even if it was accurate at weighing it wouldn't mean a thing that it put her where it did. Children up to 16 are measured on the BMI percentile scale which is based on averages for each age x