FOOD:
- Do not skip breakfast
- Make healthy food fruits, vegetable snacks, and other low-calorie snacks readily available
- Watch portion sizes: Smaller plates
- Count the colors: The more colors on their plate the healthier
- Limit treats and snacks: Children should have 3 well balanced meals and 1-2 small snacks
- Limit the juice
- Avoid using food as a reward: (i.e., celebrating with ice cream, going out to eat)
- Don't eat directly from the package: High-calorie snacks should be repackaged at home in smaller containers
- Turn the TV off: Children consume more food when watching TV
- LIMIT SCREEN TIME
- EXERCISE 1
Dr. Georges Aramouny
Pediatric, Neonatologist