Junk Food Kids: Who's To Blame | Obesity In Children
Channel: Your Inner Child Matters
Date: 2022-07-18

Junk Food Kids: Who's To Blame | Obesity In Childrem 
Hi Welcome To Life With Little Ones. Every parent wants to have the best parenting skills and the happiest children. Some parents, though, put too much effort into their parenting and do simple errors that harm children and their future. All of these and other important topics will be discussed in our Parenting Tips videos.

Today we are going talk about obesity in children and how to prevent them. 
How Can Parents Stop Dangerous Tendency of Childhood Obesity

For the past few decades, childhood obesity has been a cause for concern, but with the effects of the pandemic and national lockdowns seemingly adding to the issue, it is now an undeniable public health crisis.

Lockdown measures including school closures, restrictions on leaving the house, and limitations on meeting with people have led to children and adolescents leading a more sedentary lifestyle than they did before the outbreak of COVID-19.

The goal would be to slowly make healthy changes, rather than adopt an extreme diet that won’t last.

Parents can also set an example, improving their own eating habits.

If a parent does something then it is important; if a parent doesn’t do something then it means it is less important.

When parents lead the way and create a supportive environment for a child then they are all far more likely to be successful.

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