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Childhood Obesity - Do you have an overweight child?
We offer tips to help your child lose weight and get fit!

The My Overweight Child blog will help you keep informed about the latest research, findings, and resources available to parents of overweight or obese kids. There are many knowledgeable people working on the increasingly dire problem of childhood obesity - and we want to give parents a place where they can check in regularly to see the latest studies and tips available to help you help your child lose weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

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Saturday, March 25, 2006

The Most Important Meal of the Day

It's often said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but why? First, it fuels your body after a long period of time without eating. And secondly, it sets the tone for how much food is consumed the rest of the day. Those who eat breakfast tend not to overeat later in the day - which is a plus when trying to keep your weight down.

When thinking about breakfast, many of us think of the typical breakfast foods: cereal, toast, eggs, and pancakes. But there are many creative options for a healthy breakfast. Some ideas are:

Scrambled egg whites and salsa in a tortilla shell or whole-wheat pita
Low fat yogurt with fresh fruit
Cottage cheese with fruit
Fruit smoothie-banana and fruit blended with low fat yogurt and ice
Grilled cheese or peanut butter sandwich

The sky is the limit - you can even eat leftovers from dinner for breakfast!

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