What causes a teen to be overweight?

Posted by beeman | Obesity In Children | Friday 13 November 2009 1:29 pm

Today we see that teen or child obesity has increased in the last twenty years,and that this problem is becoming worse,but does anyone really know the different causes.We all know that obesity is caused by doing no physical activity and eating large amounts of food,but my concern is that some teens or children who are not obese are doing the same,so that tells us that obesity is controlled by the environment.So off course that tells us when parents are obese one or two means that the child has a very high percentage of becoming obese or overweight.How can we change the teens or the childs confidence or attitude so that they can be positive and start making a change by losing weight and becoming healthy,not skinny?The future will be very scary if no one will start to make a change in the eating habits.We all know that teens and children are our future and that thats why we must care.So what can teens and children do to change their lifestyle and their eating habits.Thank you for you.

Childhood Obesity. Your Child. ?

Posted by beeman | Health Effects Of Obesity | Friday 25 September 2009 5:14 am

I am in my last year of high school and am currently completely a special studies assignment for my Early Childhood studies class.
The assignment is worth 30% and requires an investigation with a survey.
My special studies is on childhood obesity focusing on children 0 to 6 years of age. It would be very helpful if any parents or guardians of overweight children
could complete this survey or answer as many questions as possible.
It is quite difficult for me to communicate with parents of obese children In person.. Obviously because of the sensitive and personal nature of the topic and if anyone
could give up a few minutes and answer these questions it would be much appreciated.

Also if you yourself were obese as a child or overweight it would be great if you too could answer this survey just by applying the questions to yourself.

note: I will delete the survey after a week and any responses to the questionnaire will be treated confidentially. Thank you.

Survey.

Your relationship to the child?. Father or Mother?

Your Childs age:

Do you believe your child will grow out of obesity?

Is there a family history of obesity?

What do you believe is the cause of your child obesity?
-Diet
-Lack of physical activity
-Genetics

Do you feel you make healthy food choices for your child?

Do you use food to comfort your child?

Do you buy fast food (take away) as a reward for your child?

Is physical activity an important part of your of your life style?

Does your child have any known medical problems caused by obesity?
If so what are they?

Has a health professional suggested your child lose weight?

How does obesity effect your child emotionally or socially?

Does your child express frustration over their physical ability?

Does your child have low self esteem?

Has your child experienced bullying because of their weight?

If your child has not approached you regarding their weight have you spoken to them about it?

As a family would you a change your diet to a more nutritional menu and incorporate more physical activity to help your child maintain a healthy weight?

Childhood Obesity. Your Child. ?

Posted by beeman | Health Effects Of Obesity | Wednesday 23 September 2009 4:51 am

I am in my last year of highschool and am currently completely a special studies assignment for my Early Childhood studies class.
The assignment is worth 30% and requires an investigation with a survey.
My special studies is on childhood obesity focusing on children 0 to 6 years of age. It would be very helpful if any parents or guardians of overweight children
could complete this survey or answer as many questions as possible.
It is quite difficult for me to communicate with parents of obese children In person.. Obviously because of the sensitive and personal nature of the topic and if anyone
could give up a few minutes and answer these questions it would be much appreciated.

Also if you yourself were obese as a child or overweight it would be great if you too could answer this survey just by applying the questions to yourself.

note: I will delete the survey after a week and any responses to the questionnaire will be treated confidentially. Thank you.

Survey.

Your relationship to the child?. Father or Mother?

Your Childs age:

Do you believe your child will grow out of obesity?

Is there a family history of obesity?

What do you believe is the cause of your child obesity?
-Diet
-Lack of physical activity
-Genetics

Do you feel you make healthy food choices for your child?

Do you use food to comfort your child?

Do you buy fast food (take away) as a reward for your child?

Is physical activity an important part of your of your life style?

Does your child have any known medical problems caused by obesity?
If so what are they?

Has a health professional suggested your child lose weight?

How does obesity effect your child emotionally or socially?

Does your child express frustration over their physical ability?

Does your child have low self esteem?

Has your child experienced bullying because of their weight?

If your child has not approached you regarding their weight have you spoken to them about it?

As a family would you a change your diet to a more nutritional menu and incorporate more physical activity to help your child maintain a healthy weight?

Childhood Obesity.Survey?

Posted by beeman | Health Effects Of Obesity | Sunday 6 September 2009 12:00 am

I am in my last year of high school and am currently completely a special studies assignment for my Early Childhood studies class.
The assignment is worth 30% and requires an investigation with a survey.
My special studies is on childhood obesity focusing on children 0 to 6 years of age. It would be very helpful if any parents or guardians of overweight children
could complete this survey or answer as many questions as possible.
It is quite difficult for me to communicate with parents of obese children In person.. Obviously because of the sensitive and personal nature of the topic and if anyone
could give up a few minutes and answer these questions it would be much appreciated.

Also if you yourself were obese as a child or overweight it would be great if you too could answer this survey just by applying the questions to yourself.

note: I will delete the survey after a week and any responses to the questionnaire will be treated confidentially.
Thank you.

Survey.

Your relationship to the child?. Father or Mother?

Your Childs current age and at what age did they develop obesity or be diagnosed?

Do you believe your child will grow out of obesity?

Is there a family history of obesity?

What do you believe is the cause of your childs obesity?
-Diet
-Lack of physical activity
-Genetics

Do you feel you make healthy food choices for your child?

Do you use food to comfort your child?

Do you use food to reward your child?
(such as fast food (take away) or sweets.)

Is physical activity an important part of your of your life style?

Does your child have any known medical problems caused by obesity?
If so what are they?

Has a health professional suggested your child lose weight?

Do you know of any health problems caused by obesity if so what are they?

How does obesity effect your child emotionally or socially?

Does your child express frustration over their physical ability?

Does your child have low self esteem?

Has your child experienced bullying because of their weight?

If your child has not approached you regarding their weight have you spoken to them about it?

As a family would you a change your diet to a more nutritional menu and incorporate more physical activity to help your child maintain a healthy weight?

Childhood Obesity.You?Or your Child?

Posted by beeman | Health Effects Of Obesity | Friday 4 September 2009 4:50 am

I am in my last year of high school and am currently completely a special studies assignment for my Early Childhood studies class.
The assignment is worth 30% and requires an investigation with a survey.
My special studies is on childhood obesity focusing on children 0 to 6 years of age. It would be very helpful if any parents or guardians of overweight children
could complete this survey or answer as many questions as possible.
It is quite difficult for me to communicate with parents of obese children In person.. Obviously because of the sensitive and personal nature of the topic and if anyone
could give up a few minutes and answer these questions it would be much appreciated.

Also if you yourself were obese as a child or overweight it would be great if you too could answer this survey just by applying the questions to yourself.

note: I will delete the survey after a week and any responses to the questionnaire will be treated confidentially. Thank you.

Survey.

Your relationship to the child?. Father or Mother?

Your Childs current age and at what age did they develop obesity or be diagnosed?

Do you believe your child will grow out of obesity?

Is there a family history of obesity?

What do you believe is the cause of your childs obesity?
-Diet
-Lack of physical activity
-Genetics

Do you feel you make healthy food choices for your child?

Do you use food to comfort your child?

Do you use food to reward your child?
(such as fast food (take away) or sweets.)

Is physical activity an important part of your of your life style?

Does your child have any known medical problems caused by obesity?
If so what are they?

Has a health professional suggested your child lose weight?

Do you know of any health problems caused by obesity if so what are they?

How does obesity effect your child emotionally or socially?

Does your child express frustration over their physical ability?

Does your child have low self esteem?

Has your child experienced bullying because of their weight?

If your child has not approached you regarding their weight have you spoken to them about it?

As a family would you a change your diet to a more nutritional menu and incorporate more physical activity to help your child maintain a healthy weight?

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