lunes, 23 de abril de 2012

About Parenting School Age Children: Girls and Body Image, Cut Down Sugar, and More

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From Katherine Lee, your Guide to Parenting School Age Children
Have you talked to your children about healthy body image and how to process the messages we see around us everyday about what is and isn't beautiful? Whether you have a son or a daughter, this is an important topic to discuss with your kids. Also in this week's Parenting School Age Children newsletter: Easy and painless ways to cut down on the amount of sugar your family consumes; best ways to establish healthy food habits; and healthy after-school snacks for kids.

Girls, Women, and Body Image
The sum of who we are cannot and should not be measured by what we look like. That's the measured, thoughtful, and laudable message that was the crux of a recent essay by the actress Ashley Judd, who wrote the missive in response to the ugly and inane chatter in the media about what was perceived to be her "puffy" face... Read more

How to Cut Down on How Much Sugar Kids Eat
Do you know how much sugar you and your children are consuming every day? Increasingly, studies have linked sugar intake to a myriad of health problems including obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, and even cancer. Given these questions regarding sugar, it seems wise to keep tabs on how much sugar our kids are consuming at home and at school... Read more
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Best Ways to Build Healthy Food Habits
Grade-schoolers can fall anywhere in a wide spectrum when it comes to healthy eating and food preferences. Some may still be picky eaters while others may have become adventuresome gourmands. But no matter what kind of healthy eating habits your child has developed, you can help shape his preferences and attitudes toward food by guiding him toward healthy eating habits... Read more

Quick and Healthy After-School Snacks
When kids get home after school, they are often ravenously hungry. School-age children may not need to eat as frequently as they did when they were toddlers, but they are growing children who still need snacks... Read more

 


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