This article discusses the issue of childhood obesity in indigenous children, focusing on the impact on health and the factors contributing to health disparities. It explores the role of access to healthcare services and health literacy, as well as the importance of cultural competency in addressing the issue. The article also highlights primary care interventions, such as nutritional programs, and their effectiveness in reducing childhood obesity. Overall, it emphasizes the need for increased access to healthcare services and culturally competent healthcare professionals to address the prevalence of childhood obesity in indigenous children.