Way to go, Kidlets!!!
For the user who asked what "lifetime" means for Weight Watchers, here's my quick and dirty version:
A WW member will decide what his/her goal weight is, with help from his leader. Generally (there are a few exceptions), this must be a weight that is in the recommended range for that person's age and height.
Once the member achieves the goal weight and maintains it for a period of 6 weeks, they become a Lifetime member!
One big advantage to becoming a Lifetime member is economical. As long as you weigh in at a meeting once a month, and you are no more than 2 lbs over your goal weight, you may attend as many meetings as you like at no charge!
If you miss your monthly weigh in, you'll pay for the meeting you next attend.
In the event you are a Lifetime member who finds yourself OVER your goal weight by more than 2 pounds, you still benefit. In this case, you pay only for meetings you attend. Normally, members must pay for missed meetings, but us fallen Lifetime members

don't have to worry about this. If you only show up once in a while, you still pay only for the meeting you attend. And no registration fees if you've been gone for a while.