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How to help a teenager lose weight
Involve the whole household in developing healthier habits.
Your teen is more likely to be successful in their weight loss journey if others in their environment are working to be healthier, too. Try to have as many people in your house as possible participate in eating healthy and making better choices.

Options: -- To help, suggest that your teen take control of the situation, take control of not only the food they eat but also any meals or snacks. Encourage many of your teen's friends to participate in things like skipping breakfast instead of filling their plate with junk food. -- This may include all the adults (kids included), all special needs (teens included), and group groups from school. Whatever you do, keep in mind that your teen's goal is to improve weight loss in its own way. -- Interacting with teens in their home can help ensure they get the nutrients they need and it also helps improve their exercise. Start your teen's meals on an even schedule so they can maintain a good amount of servings and exercise. -- Try to have your family sit down for healthy, balanced meals at least once a day. Encourage more physical activity by offering to do things like take a family walk after dinner or go for hikes during the weekend.
Try to have your family sit down for healthy, balanced meals at least once a day. Encourage more physical activity by offering to do things like take a family walk after dinner or go for hikes during the weekend.