They say that the best way to teach your child healthy habits it by teaching them when they’re young. This can go for making their bed, learning their manners and eating correctly.
Zonya Foco, a dietitian and author ofLickety-Split Meals for Health Conscious People on the Go gives Oprah.com some tips to making sure that children are getting the nutrition that they need for their growing bodies.
-Be a role model
From what you are eating and the activities your practice, your actions speak louder than words.
-Make food fun
Play a game with your kids and call “spinach” something like “giraffe leaves.” Zonya says
-Don’t reward with candy
Encouraging kids to eat two pieces of fruit a day instead of candy is a great way to establish a healthy habit for life.
- Try new fruits and vegetables
Kiwi, star fruit, acorn squash and other more exotic items from your produce aisle are fun ways to get kids to eat healthy.
Stress has so many negative effects on one’s body and now new research has discovered that stress can have harmful effects on a child’s brain.
Psychological trauma may leave a visible trace in a child’s brain, scientists say.
A new study published in the Journal of Pediatric Psychology found that children with symptoms of post-traumatic stress had poor function of the hippocampus, a part of the brain that stores and retrieves memories.
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It’s a fact- overweight kinds are likely to become overweight adults.
A recent study, however, has some good news. If parents help their children shed the pounds they can do so forever.
“There is hope for families who can work together in solving the problem,” said psychologist Leonard H. Epstein, lead researcher for the study, published in today’s Journal of the American Medical Association
For years, the debate between breastfeeding and formula feeding has raged, and there has never – and perhaps will never – be a clear-cut answer to which is best. It has been said that breastfeeding wards off obesity, allergies and other health problems, but this has never been unequivocally proven. Extensive research has led Dr. Michael Kramer of Montreal’s McGill University to certain conclusions in favor of the practice, the most important of which is that mothers who do not breastfeed their children are not bad mothers. In this video, WatchMojo.com speaks with Dr. Kramer to find out why he considers breastfeeding the best option.
Children and schools can play in the sand at Sandstorm Beach Club, where Natalie Cook and the Sesame Street characters will help children learn how to play beach volleyball, develop fundamental motor skills, and be educated on how to live an active, healthy life.
This is perfect for children between the ages of 3 and 6 years-old. It’s important to each children these tools at a young age.
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Healthy eyes and vision are an important part of your child’s development. In this video, WatchMojo.com speak with Dr. Langis Michaud from the Canadian Association of Optometrists on ways to make sure your children eyes are at their best. Learn more Here.
As children grow they like to explore their environment. It’s important to be aware of the dangers so that your child doesn’t get injured while exploring. Denyse Boxell from SafeKids Canada takes htp://www.WatchMojo.com through the home to reveal all the hidden dangers.
Think you’re pregnant? If you’re experiencing some of these most common pregnancy symptoms it may be time to start picking baby names.
1. Swollen and tender breasts
2. Darkening areolas
3. Spotting
4. Urinary frequency or constipation
5. Fatigue
6. Nausea
7. Smell Sensitivity
8. Elevated basal temperature
9. Missing period
10. Unusual hunger or cravings
11. Headaches
12. Mood swings
13. Feeling faint or dizzy
14. Metallic taste in your mouth
15. Vivid dreams
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Getting rid of germs is one of the best ways to battle illnesses throughout the year. Frequent hand washing, cleaning surfaces often and covering your mouth when you cough are just some tips to avoid the spreading of germs. In this video, Kelly Schwarcz and Vanessa Martin of K.I.D.S. Daycare show WatchMojo.com how to stay healthy in a classroom.
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