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What Can We Do To Prevent Childhood Obesity?

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This guide offers information on childhood obesity and explains how a foundation for healthy eating is established in the first three years.

This guide includes many strategies parents may find useful to support healthy weight gain in their children from ages birth to three and beyond.

 

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