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A burger and fries: the increasing dilemma of childhood obesity. (For Parents Particularly).(obesity is the number one health risk for US children): An article from: Childhood Education

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

A burger and fries: the increasing dilemma of childhood obesity. (For Parents Particularly).(obesity is the number one shape risk for US children): An article from: Childhood Education

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Do the children of obese parents fall victim to obesity themselves?

Friday, May 27th, 2011

Question by Les T: Do the children of obese parents fall victim to obesity themselves?
I am carrying out my study for my PhD in sociology and have primarily focused on the west coast. Of the 13,463 families I have interviewed at a variety of locations 73% of obese parents have children that are obese. I find that hispanics have the highest parent to child obesity ratio at 87% and asians have the least at 32%, Now, I want o quiz folks to get their impressions and comments to see if this is an awareness issue.

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Parents Are Key To Getting Children To Turn Off Television

Saturday, January 15th, 2011

Parents Are Key To Getting Children To Turn Off Television
With the U.S. national goal of ending childhood obesity within a generation, experts worldwide are looking for ways to keep children active and away from the television. According to a study entitled “Movement Skills and Physical Activity in Obese Children: Randomized Proscribed Trial” published this month in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise®, the official scientific journal of the …
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New rules for school lunches proposed
WASHINGTON — Schoolchildren would have to hold the fries — and pick up more whole grains, fruits and vegetables — on the lunch line under proposed new centralized standards for school lunches. The Agriculture Department proposal applies to lunches subsidized by the centralized government and would be the first major nutritional fix of school meals in 15 years. It is expected to be announced Thursday.
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Lighter School Meals Proposed by Feds
COLD SPRING — Students will be eating more fruit and vegetables and less potatoes if proposed regulations for school lunches and breakfasts are enacted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Read more on Cape May County Herald

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Strategies for Overweight Children – Put Their Parents in Jail

Wednesday, January 12th, 2011

Strategies for Overweight Children – Place Their Parents in Jail

Strategies for Overweight Children – Place Their Parents in Jail


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Strategies for Overweight Children – Place Their Parents in Jail

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The number of overweight children is at an all time high and the numbers are increasing. Strategies to reverse this unsettling trend must be made and place into action. One strategy would be to imprison the parents of overweight children, as you would the parent of any child being abused.

Overweight Children are Victims of Child Abuse

Child abuse can be broken down into four distinct groups: child neglect, physical abuse, emotional abuse, and sexual abuse. The most perilous and the most reported of the four is child neglect. According to the MedTerms Medical Dictionary, child neglect is defined as the failure to grant for the shelter, safety, supervision and nutritional needs of the child.

Parents of overweight children fail to grant:



Nutritional needs – Children need to not eat too many calories, grams of “terrible” fats, or grams of “terrible” carbohydrates.
Supervision – What and when a child is eating should be supervised. What types and how much physical activity a child is getting should also be supervised.
Safety – Not controlling the habits of a child can have manifold shape consequences in the present and in the future.

But it’s Not Malicious

Allowing a 3 year-ancient to play outside alone is not the same as hitting them with a car. But, if they run into the middle of the street and are hit by a car, the parent should still be blamed. The parent did not have terrible intentions, but they were irresponsible. Parents have control over what and how much their children eat. Allowing a child to become and stay overweight is just as terrible as force-feeding them unhealthy foods.

But The Parents Don’t Know Any Better

Many of the parents of overweight children are overweight themselves. They do not know the shape consequences of being overweight, or do not know how to lose weight themselves. Ignorance is not an excuse.

Is it acceptable for a smoker to allow their under-age child to smoke?

Maybe They Deserve Parole

Allowing a child to become and stay overweight is child abuse. But, I do not feel these parents should be jailed. I was an overweight child and I do not reckon my parents should have been placed in prison. But, something should be done to make parents accountable, because the children cannot help themselves.

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Kalvin Chinyere, M.D., fondly known as Dr. Kal, is a weight loss expert and the creator of The Don’t Go Broke Diet. Dr. Kal was an overweight child, an obese teen and a morbidly obese adult. He tipped the scale at over 330 pounds. Dr. Kal has since lost and kept off over 140 pounds genuinely. Learn more about the Don’t Go Broke Diet at his weight loss blog and his weight loss program website.


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Teenage Obesity – 3 Simple Tips To Eliminate Teenage Obesity …: b) Next, you need to persuade your parents to sh… http://bit.ly/c9SxNc

Saturday, October 23rd, 2010

Teenage Obesity – 3 Unadorned Tips To Eliminate Teenage Obesity …: b) Next, you need to persuade your parents to sh… http://bit.ly/c9SxNcby wisechoice101 (Rodney Thomas)

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Our Overweight Children: What Parents, Schools, and Communities Can Do to Control the Fatness Epidemic (California Studies in Food and Culture)

Monday, October 18th, 2010

Our Overweight Children: What Parents, Schools, and Communities Can Do to Control the Fatness Epidemic (California Studies in Food and Culture)

The United States is facing a shape crisis of epidemic proportions: children are quick weight younger and closer than ever previous to. With the prospect of becoming the most obese generation of adults in history, they are by now turning up with an alarming assortment of “grown-up” maladies, from type 2 diabetes to high blood pressure. This book takes a clear-eyed look at what’s behind the data and diagnoses, and what can be done about the major shape crisis among American children.
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Child Obesity: A Parent’s Guide to a Fit, Trim, And Happy Child

Tuesday, October 5th, 2010

Child Obesity: A Parent’s Guide to a Fit, Trim, And Pleased Child

Is your child overweight? Do you agonize about the effects of excess weight on the shape and self-admire of your family’s youngest and most vulnerable members? If so, you’re not alone. Weight problems among children have now reached epidemic proportions. And it’s no wonder. High-calorie quick foods and soft drinks are everywhere, and they are heavily promoted in many of the 40,000 television commercials that kids watch every year. A nationally recognized expert on child obesity, Dr. Gout

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Health Topics Series: Preventing Childhood Obesity for Parents and Caregivers. Matt Adams, from the Parker… http://fb.me/IuJqiG5W

Saturday, September 25th, 2010

Shape Topics Series: Preventing Childhood Obesity for Parents and Caregivers. Matt Adams, from the Parker… http://fb.me/IuJqiG5Wby LewisvilleTexas (City Of Lewisville)

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Are Parents of Obese Children Guilty of Abuse? http://sodahead.com/poll/1167927/

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010

Are Parents of Obese Children Guilty of Abuse? http://sodahead.com/poll/1167927/by johnvutech (John Vutech)

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Inspired Children Yearly Subscription Program

Thursday, August 12th, 2010

Inspired Children Yearly Subscription Program
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