Who's Worse, Marketers or Parents?
By KJ Dell'Antonia
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.
- April 21 2011
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Breakfast: It's the Most Lucrative Meal of the Day
By Rachael Larimore
In Chicago, free breakfast in school is mandatory. That's a terrible idea.
- March 24 2011
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Rethinking the Link Between Childhood Trauma and Chronic Health Problems
By Jessica Grose
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.
- March 14 2011
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Cookies, Cookies, Cookies Under Siege
By Rachael Larimore
The St. Paul school district is now telling parents what they can't pack in their kids' lunches
- December 23 2010
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Sarah Palin to Fat Kids: Eat S'More!
By KJ Dell'Antonia
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?
- December 21 2010
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Suing McDonald's Won't Make a Single Child Skinnier
By Rachael Larimore
Obesity is a complex problem that will require multiple solutions.
- December 16 2010
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Girls Starting Puberty At Younger Ages
By Amanda Marcotte
As the rate of childhood obesity increases, the average age girls go through puberty drops.
- August 9 2010
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Free the Hamburglar!
By Rachael Larimore
Banning Happy Meals won't cut down on childhood obesity
- June 24 2010
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Thinking Big on Preventing Childhood Obesity
By Amanda Marcotte
Why leaving it up to individual parents isn't enough to really fight the epidemic of poor childhood nutrition.
- June 23 2010
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Working Moms May Mean Fatter Kids. Now What?
By KJ Dell'Antonia
A British study highlights (again) the correlation between working moms and fat kids.
- June 15 2010
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