Thursday, April 15, 2010

Three Steps You Must Follow To Avoid Childhood Obesity by Nana


Childhood obesity has now become a worldwide problem. More and more children these days are suffering the same symptoms and diseases that were once only seen in adults; heart disease, high cholesterol and type 2 diabetes, to name just a few. Obesity is becoming one of the serious problems day by day all over the world. Obesity is termed as increase in the body weight of an individual due to excessive accumulation of fats. Where do all the little needles point to when they get hungry? You're the one they look to, when they are young, to buy, prepare, and serve the food they eat. This is when good or bad habits are developed. You set the rules and govern the amount of food and type of food that comes into the house. To battle childhood obesity there are three steps you must follow.
1.Eating dinner at the table more than 5 times a week .
2.Sleep at least 10.5 hours a night.
3.Watch less than 2 hours of TV a day.
It's that simple? In a study conducted by Sarah Anderson, Ph.D, and assistant professor of epidemiology at Ohio State University, 8,550 4 year old from around the United States followed these three steps and were found to be 40 percent less likely to become obese than children that did none of these things.
When you sit down to dinner, as a family, without TV, you can regulate what your children eat , the proportions and the proper amounts. If they are sitting in front of the TV, how are you going to know if they ate their broccoli or the dog ate it? In some families the parents are working two jobs or odd hours and the only time they can see the kids is if they let them stay up late. If they stay up late that means less sleep, more treats and TV. Bad, BAD and more BAD. 10.5 hours a night gives kids the rest they need to be energetic and active the next day. You can't pay attention in school if you stay up late. We have all heard the evils of TV all our lives but what does that have to do with being obese? If you are sitting around watching TV you are most likely, if you 're a kid, not doing any type of exercise. You are probably snacking and your probably staying up late. All together now bad, BAD and more BAD! Less than 2 hours a day of TV is recommended by this study. That gives a kid time to come home from school, play outside, come in and do homework, eat dinner Then see some TV before getting the 10.5 hours sleep they need. It's all about education. You get what you need and then you'll be able to give what they need! Visit:http://affiliatemoneyathome.com/weightloss/ 


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3.l.ment said...

I completely agree that childhood obesity is a worldwide problem. It’s really turning into epidemic. But the ways to battle obesity are not as simple as eating dinner at the table at least 5 times a week, sleeping at least 10.5 hours a night, and watching less than 2 hours of TV a day. Simply eating dinner at the table does not help fight obesity. The food served at the table needs to be controlled. Yes, eating at the table will help because the food might be home-cooked, but that does not mean the food is healthy at all. Eating at the table could still mean ordering food out but eating it at your home. Portions need to be controlled and the way the food is prepared needs to be watched. Also, sleep is important but, in reality, kids can’t always get that much sleep because of other activities and homework. It’s hard to get that much sleep when you have to get up for school at 6am so that you can get ready for school. Getting 10.5 hours of sleep would mean having to go to sleep 7:30pm! This is really almost impossible for students because of homework. Sleep is important but there really is not any way for a person to get 10.5 hours of sleep a night. I do agree with you about watching less than 2 hours of TV a day. Kids need to be outside more and they need to be running around not playing video games and watching TV. Going outside would give the kids more physical activity which would help control the weight problems.
Parents need to have more control of the food intake of their children and they need to make their kids participate in more physical activities. also, schools need to require more gym classes so that they can get activity in school. making them more active will help with this epidemic but it will still not completely control it.

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Great tips!!! Obesity is one of the most severe problems in North America and there are many childhood obesity steps that can helps us in many ways. You should more control of the food intake of your children.

Sleep is very important way of obesity but childrens shouldn't more sleep, it's not good for them.

linda-rd said...

Well those were just simple steps to follow.Child obesity is really big deal nowadays. Who would want to see their child suffer the illnesses that was once for adults only?So,let's hammer on this steps on our childred to save them from obesity, or better consult a professional nutritionist about this.

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Tressa Ann Horton said...

I also agree that childhood obesity is the largest growing epidemic in the United States today. But what we have to start doing first, is educating the parents/care takers. Like a previous post stated, just because you are eating at the table at night and it is home-cooked, doesn't mean it is healthy. Parents are role models in everything including what you eat. Parents are also in charge, generally, of what their child eats. So when parents are grocery shopping, it is benificial to know what is healthy and what is not. As far as the sleep goes, I do not agree with this. Like a previous post said, it is impossible for a child to get 10 hours asleep. But EXERCISE is the most important thing in a childs life. And there are so many ways that families can interact and be doing exercise at the same time. It all boils down to just being educated and knowing what to do to keep your child healthy.

Rachel said...

Watching less TV is a great idea. All too often parents stick their kids in front of the TV and leave them there, and the habit stays with them as they grow up.

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Released yesterday by The Precinct Studios, ‘Break the Habit’ is a new commercial that aims to draw attention to the epidemic of childhood obesity in Australia. The commercial - intentionally controversial in subject matter - directly targets parents who continue to feed their children junk food regardless of the damaging effects it is known to cause them. By comparing junk food to drug abuse, the commercial aims to make parents stop and think about their actions and remind them that junk food is a major contributor of childhood obesity, which is linked to a variety of chronic illnesses.
 


Henry Motteram, Managing Director of The Precinct Studios says, “Parents need to be aware that if their children become obese, it is more than likely because of them. For whatever reason, many parents ignore the early signs that surround the onset of obesity and fail in their duty of care to address the problem. It is hoped that this commercial will highlight this and get people talking about the topic”.

‘Break the Habit’ launched yesterday via social networking sites in a successful bid to start a discussion around not only childhood obesity but parents responsibility in the matter. 


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Anonymous said...

I saw a news report about a program that brings fitness into to the classroom and I think is a really good idea. Kids are just not getting the exercise they need anymore and not eating right

The campaign reinvents recess by pairing dance instructors with schools to increase students’ activity through creative movement. Until recently, the program was only implemented in Connecticut schools but is now available to schools across the country.

As part of the launch of the program, a nationwide video contest has been announced for children and young teens in grades 2 through 8 across the United States in addressing childhood obesity. I found this information on their site, www.recessrocks.com.

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I belive the problem is poor eating habits & lack of exercise. Most causes of childhood obesity could come from stress or low self-esteem. I agree with you most when you say "The food served at the table needs to be controlled." Bottom line!

Anonymous said...

I saw a news report about a program that both brings fitness into the classroom and promotes awareness for the need of physical activity in the lives of children. Many kids today are not getting the amount of exercise they need and are also uneducated about the health risks of eating poorly. The campaign helps to reinvent recess by increasing students’ activity through alternative and creative movements, with the help of dance instructors.

The program initially was only implemented in Connecticut schools, but with its success and the overall concern of the issue at hand, it is now available to schools across the country. As part of the launch program, a video contest has been announced for children and young teens in grades 2-8 with efforts to address childhood obesity. I found this information on their site, www.recessrocks.com.

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2boysMom said...

I also agree that T.V., as well as video games, are a huge problem in fighting the childhood obesity epidemic. Not only are children not getting the exercise they need they are also usually consuming more empty calories like soda and junk food while doing it; a double whammy! However, I just finished writing a research paper about this very subject, and one of the biggest things left out of consideration when talking about this problem, is the battle that low income households face. It is really easy to say "kids need to go outside and play more" but what if your neighborhood is riddled with crime. It is easy to say "eat at the table with your children" but what if you are working multiple jobs just to be able to provide for your children. It is easy to say "buy healthy foods instead of low nutrition foods" but what if there are only "bodegas" that don't carry fruits and veggies in your area. There are so many hurdles that low income families face that there more affluent counterparts never have to think about. I think that education is definitely the key, but we need to consider all aspects of the situation

Anonymous said...

I am so glad that for a change there is a blog not blaming the fast food industry for the obesity of children in this country. Parents are responsible for their own children and their eating habits. 1 in 3 children are obese in the US. We have a real problem. McDonald's will continue to be around- we must find a way to help children make better choices!

Amy said...

I have been doing a lot of research on childhood obesity for an essay I have written. This is a big problem and one that will not easily be fixed. I think these are great tips to help make small changes in a household to fight obesity, but I also think that there is more to it then just three steps. Obesity is a serious problem and needs to be taken seriously, there are many steps we should all take to help fight against it. We definitely need a better education on health and to promote that in our homes. Three steps are a good start but we should continue with other good changes. Making sure healthy dinners are made and healthy snacks are available to choose from. Start setting good habits at home and don't forget about doing activities that allow for the family to be active and to spend time off of the couch.(Even things as small as having the kids help with dinner instead of watching TV) Its good to be involved with your children and help them make the right choices now. That way when they are adults they will already have those good habits instilled in them. Any changes we can make will be a step in the right direction!

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These tips are easier said and done. Try to look at the comments of commenter Fat B. I think we should include those symptoms on your future research of Dr. Anderson. They become psychological aggressive and take things negatively. In addition to the post, parental influence is one of the most effective way to prevent this kind of malnutrition. This trend can be seen in the rising numbers of overweight and obese adults. One of the most lasting and influential impacts on a child will be the examples set by the parents.

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Parents should not make changes in the diet of a child solely on the perception of overweight. The most important strategies for the prevention of obesity are unhealthy eating habits, regular physical activity and reduced sedentary activity.

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Great post! I think I need to follow this tips. I've notice that my nephew is getting bigger. I don't want her to be obese. Thanks for the post.

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Anonymous said...

Great tips. I truly believe that this epidemic is, in part, a result of our over-scheduled, demanding lives.

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John said...

Great post, I live in the UK and the problem here is similar to the US, I have a friend who <a href="http://www.hcgadietclub.com/blog/2011/03/09/can-hcg-help-children-lose-weight/>found a solution</a> and other of his friends have used it as well. But at the end of the day it's up to parents and prevention is better than cure!

john said...

Great post, I live in the UK and the problem here is similar to the US, I have a friend who found a solution and other of his friends have used it as well. But at the end of the day it's up to parents and prevention is better than cure!

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I am a former special education teacher and I wrote a children's picture book that tackles the issue of childhood obesity. Hunka Chunka Monkey Shapes Up entertains children without being preachy. It places a simple truth as a foundation in their hearts.....to cut back on their favorite snack, become active and make new friends.

Chris Powell of ABC's Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition reads my book to his children every night. He stated on his FaceBook, "The kids are requesting Hunka Chunka Monkey Shapes Up for their bedtime story tonight....AGAIN! This is the third in a row, but I love it. What a great message of healthy living for children:). Nicely done, Sam E Bromley!" Chris's wife, Heidi Powell, used such words as 'amazing' and 'brilliant' when describing my story! I am excited about getting this message out. You can go to YouTube.com and type in my book's name: Hunka Chunka Monkey Shapes Up and see a brief message about my story! Please pass this on for all to see and partner with me and let us stop the obesity problem in America by encouraging the very young to skip, run and jump their way to a better life and a better future!

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Very useful information! First of all we (parents) must teach our children of a of healthy eating habits! And it is necessary for them to go to some sport (i am sure every child like some kind of sport and it is not necessary to be the best in this sport, just to do this because of their body)

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there needs to me more structure to family life a good breakfast, lunch and dinner is a good start but if people allow kids to be driven around in cars and sit in front of the TV or playing video games then this will cause them to get fat. More eductation is needed for parents and more activities that are free or cheap. I agree wirh the previous comments that todays lifestyle with homework etc means it is very dificult for children to have the structure needed to get the sleep to grow healthily and stop them from being so tired. This means they don't have the energy, active and healthy lifestyles are more important than school targets and curriculums as being fit and healthy and getting excercie will also help them concentrate in school.

Anonymous said...

Nationwide over the past several Years there has been a push for more healthy choices at fast food establishments. Statewide restaurants are required to publish the calories in their food offerings to help patrons to make healthier choices. The law and effort has been in effect for several years now, yet the childhood obesity rate in Washington State is at around 20 percent.

The question now lies with the parents. Who is responsible for the choices made for your children, you or McDonalds?

Let's not play the blame game when it comes to our children. It is much wiser to take action instead. Eating healthier, getting more sleep, less television, requiring restaraunts to publish calories all good ideas. But, if a parent is not willing to parent, to make the hard choices for the child and back up your decisions with consistancy, we can all blog until our finger tips are numb.

Please be responsible parents.

Anonymous said...

There are more then 3 steps in dealing with childhood obesity. It is a complicated problem. The parents and the schools need to get involved with the children to help fight. Families need to start eating healthier and moving more. Parents play an important role in the choices a child makes.

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I just wrote a research paper for English on childhood obesity and if children should be taken away from their homes.

I completely agree with you saying "We buy the food, we prepare it, and they look at us when they are hungry." I found that parents are the ones who pass down the bad habits from themselves to their children. The parents themselves are usually obese too. It is a vicious cycle that does not stop.

A solution that I had found was education. If children and parents are educated at a young age on diet, and exercise, the child will be better prepared. If people are knowledgeable on creating a cheap but healthy meal, then they will not have an excuse for not having enough money to eat healthy.

Either way, child obesity is an ongoing epidemic that's taking over one child at a time. Many people are still unaware of this issue and it's sad to see that.

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I agree childhood obesity is a serious problem. More research is being done than actually helping in my opinion. It is understood that children need more hours of sleep than adults to be proactive in school. However what do you do to get your child to go to sleep if they are resistant ? I read that families should eat dinner at the table that way their food intake is monitored more closely but what if that is impossible to do because of hectic work or school schedules? What happens when parents do all they can and their child is still obese but have followed the guidelines specified here? I think it goes a lot deeper than just eating habits and TV watching, I believe after a while it has to do with the psychological effects of food, relationships, and sometimes abuse.

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I totally agree with everything you have said. I believe that not only do parent play a role in childhood obesity but family as a whole. Families are suppose to look out for each other like you have stated family activities are important.Child especially do not know if something is good or bad until they are taught over wise, parent should always watch what their child is eating and how much they are consuming as well.I know that how much or how little someone eats play a major role in weight gain or loss, however I did not know children need 10.5 hours of sleep. And I do agree that children need to be more active not just through a WII either, Its sad that children do not see enough of this and now with budget cuts is make is harder for children to do this in school.

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Hello Nana,

I agree with the points you made about steps to avoid childhood obesity. I also feel that the family plays a huge role in helping to prevent and treat childhood obesity and if we don't start our children out on a healthy path early, the consequences could be life threatening.

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I have been doing some research in to childhood obesity for one of my courses and it’s good to see some helpful ways to combat it. It should be noted while eating at the dinner table can help; the majority of the calories that children are consuming are from fast food and junk food. With that in mind we should also be looking at schools as part of the problem as most schools have terrible lunches leading kids to seek out nourishment on their own, and do you think a child will chose the health option of the sugar blasted caramelized cookies? Not likely. Another thing is that while TV can be bad for your health it doesn’t necessarily have to be, as obesity is caused by an imbalance in calorie intake and usages. Meaning that even if you work at a desk or watch TV all day so long as you don’t intake more then you use, it is unlikely that you will put on weight.

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Childhood obesity has definitely become a worldwide problem and it is only getting worse. I attribute this affliction to the increasing popularity of sedentary indoor activities. The three worst habits that are making children overweight today are watching television, playing video games and engaging in social media on the internet. I love your 3 simple rules to battling childhood obesity. I try and maintain all of these three rules in my home. Sure it is a battle to tear my kids away from the television and their various games but I insist. I’m sure they will thank me later and that makes the daily struggle worth it. Childhood Obesity

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While I do agree 100% about the importance of eating dinner at the table and get proper sleep, I also think healthy habits should start in the womb. A lot of the time, pregnant mothers will use being pregnant as a get-out-of-jail-free card to eat whatever they want. That being said, research has shown that maintaining a healthy and balanced diet and eating treats in moderation while pregnant leads to healthy children less prone to obesity. Great post.

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Childhood obesity. This has been a buzzword for years. While progress has been made in this area, it’s been marginal in regards to the amount of effort American society has put into addressing this detrimental issue. The effects of childhood obesity are numerous. There are long term academic, social, athletic and health implications involved. This issue is convoluted, with many root causes, yet the rise of technology paralleled with fast food has led to an unprecedented level of children whom are inactive and overweight. A big initiative to combat this issue is the emphasis of PE classes in schools, but how effective can this be really? Studies show that in a 45-minute class, the average student is active for less than 16 minutes of that time. PE classes are also shown to decrease children’s involvement in outside sports and extracurricular activities. America clearly hasn’t found a solution. Maybe that’s because we’ve only looked at solutions that are policy based. What if we consider a solution based on marketing techniques to encourage behavioral change?
Marketing tools provide insight into why people behave in the manner that they do, and what an organization or group of people can do to modify or encourage a certain behavior in a target group. One technique that could be particularly useful in this circumstance is using inside sources. Inside sources involve interviewing individuals that are in close contact with the target group. These people can have relevant insights about the actions and habits of our group. Often these insights are unique or unexpected due to the proximity of the inside sources and the target group. Good inside sources for the issue of childhood obesity would be various elementary and middle school teachers. With so much daily contact with both obese and healthy weight children, teachers can offer insights into what differentiates the two types of children’s lifestyle, and how we can encourage all children to reach a healthy weight. By using the teachers as inside sources, we can ask probing questions that really dig to the root of the issue without being offensive. This way we can target what makes a child choose unhealthy, inactive habits as opposed to those who do not. Another technique that might be integral in helping to solve this issue is using prototyping, which is a marketing technique to identify who our target market is. In this case, we have a clear target market: obese children. That being said, prototyping will expose what common characteristics emerge from this segment of individuals. What characteristic traits and sets of beliefs do inactive children have that differentiates them from active kids? Once we identify this, which characteristics can we target to help change the behavior of these kids?
Once we’ve completed prototyping and inside sources interviews, we can tests our hypotheses to help create an effective solution that will encourage behavioral change. One way to do this is by the introduction of stationary bicycles in regular classrooms. Instead of having a mandatory PE class in which everyone is forced to participate, create an “energy classroom” in core academic classes. Have the classrooms full of both traditional desks and stationary bike desks, or “active desks”. Students are able to choose which type of desk they would like to take, but there are fun, interactive, social games and competitions to promote physical activity while in the classroom for the people whom choose the active desk. There is also a strong technological component to the active desks, which will likely attract children that enjoy watching TV or playing video games instead of being active. In energy classrooms these kids can do both. By putting the choice of being active during the school day up to kids, and by using insights gained from the marketing techniques to encourage children to choose an active lifestyle, we can finally solve this evasive problem that has increasingly haunted America in recent years. Make healthy living in schools a choice, not an ineffective requirement.

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In my personal opinion, I think parents are the ones who need to take care of their children's diet, food intake, sleep hours, emotional and physical well being and so on. It's because kids do not know how to differentiate between the good and bad. So we as the adult need to make more research, learn to gain new knowledge on how to handle kids. It's so sad to accept the fact that parents nowadays are too busy with their work schedules and let their children with someone else. Parents need to bonding more with their children only by that way they will feel appreciated, loved and motivated to do something that they like. They will like their presence is important for us. If we want our children have an excellent growing up process we have to involve in the process as the support system for them.

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