Who's Worse, Marketers or Parents?

It doesn't matter if we're too weak, or too foolish—when it comes to our fat, sexily dressed kids, parents shoulder the blame.

Breakfast: It's the Most Lucrative Meal of the Day

In Chicago, free breakfast in school is mandatory. That's a terrible idea.

Rethinking the Link Between Childhood Trauma and Chronic Health Problems

The New Yorker profile about Nadine Burke, a San Francisco doctor who is working on creating long term treatment plans for victims of childhood trauma, is a must-read.

Cookies, Cookies, Cookies Under Siege

The St. Paul school district is now telling parents what they can't pack in their kids' lunches

Sarah Palin to Fat Kids: Eat S'More!

Sarah Palin has long promoted her healthy, rugged lifestyle. So why is she mocking Michelle Obama's efforts to encourage others to do the same?

Suing McDonald's Won't Make a Single Child Skinnier

Obesity is a complex problem that will require multiple solutions.

Girls Starting Puberty At Younger Ages

As the rate of childhood obesity increases, the average age girls go through puberty drops.

Free the Hamburglar!

Banning Happy Meals won't cut down on childhood obesity

Thinking Big on Preventing Childhood Obesity

Why leaving it up to individual parents isn't enough to really fight the epidemic of poor childhood nutrition.

Working Moms May Mean Fatter Kids. Now What?

A British study highlights (again) the correlation between working moms and fat kids.

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