Leaflet on Obesity in Children

This leaflet provides information on the increasing problem of obesity in children, particularly in the UK. It discusses the factors contributing to obesity, the impact on health, and the importance of a balanced diet and physical activity. The leaflet also highlights the role of parents, teachers, and healthcare professionals in addressing and reducing childhood obesity. References to relevant books and journals are provided for further reading.

Essay: Leaflet on topic
obesity in children

INTRODCUTION
Obesity among
children is considered to be one
of the most important health
concern which has been highly
increasing within world arenas
globally which has not only
reduced effective performances of
students studying in schools and
high schools pertaining onto
wider segments. We will discuss
obese school aged children are
highly prone to various higher
risk for their health as they face
problem in playing sports,
performing various activities.
This is due to unhealthy diet
rich in calories and fast food
habits which make them also
lazy and inactive in their
lifestyle.
The leaflet presents before
detailed information on
nutrition, and how obesity has
been widely increasing as one
of the major health problem
among children globally where
it has been found that of global
burden of obesity among
students has been rapidly
increasing. Report explains
further the factors of nutrition
with the linkage of how
malnutrition and health are
highly correlated. School going
children with increasing obesity
find it hard to show their work
UK is facing wide burden of
obesity among children where
large toddlers and young
children are getting use to
addiction of fast foods and
wrong food habits along with
minimal physical activity
recorded which is one of the
biggest factor for increasing
weight.
Body mass index
BMI for children is an
important metric through
which wider healh pattern
check shall be provided for
keeping all aspects in
checkGlobally the health index
of obesity in children has also
been rising rapidly where it is
becoming an important area of
concern for various parents and
family members, who need to
take stringent steps for dealing
with reduction of obesity and
making children lead healthy
active lifestyle.Children have
been getting highly addicted to
wrong eating habits which
further lead to laziness ,where
the fast food habitsare also
getting highly addictive.
Access to fast food and
environmental conditions are
highly causing rise in health
decline and high rise in
obesity.
: Healthy diet co0snsists of
balanced nutrition and healthy fats
where there is an equal
composition of proteins, fiber,
carbohydrates which are the most
important components in healthy
diet contributing onto gaining an
disease free life where immunity is
also high among students to get
onto effective parameters of living.
Obesity interventions
Children need to be given strong
counseling to improved their health
habits and be active to lead strong
balanced diet with all nutrients ,
parents play an important role here
to keep high control on their
obesity and weight gain
factors.School teacher shall
conduct seminars and engage
students to develop practice of
healthy eating.Whereas the
unhealthy diets are highly lacking
equal proportion of all components
discussed above which impacts in
reduction of functioning and high
risk to various diseases and is a
result of addiction of fast foods
among children. Healthy diets are
highly specific to bring on best
synergy of functional strength and
yield onto new rational goals for
bringing on advanced functional
living standards.
Globally obesity is one of the wide
problem known for reducing the
effectiveness of living standards
into children where there are

Release of the leaflet:
The leaflet will be released among students of schools at UK and young children who are gaining
on the problem of obesity where there is high record into percentage, and various factors such as
they reach through social media, diverse platforms will be taken care of. The release will also
focus to develop wider reach among all students going within school where teachers will be
showcasing all details of leaflet programming focus onto how obesity is becoming wide problem
globally and specially in UK. Obesity is vastly becoming one of the biggest health problem and
serious health concern among children where parents are also feeling highly disturbed to cope up
with wide problems of obesity. The release is focused to bring on all highlights of how obesity is
becoming one of the major health problem for children working and studying ins school. Later ot
will also highlight hoe counselling with doctors and diet socialists will enable to reduce obesity
among students and how parents and teachers can effectively work on the various improvement
into health factors to reduce the massive impacts of obesity.
REFERNCES
Books and jounrals
Brown, T. J., Mead, E. and Ells, L. J., 2019. Behavior-changing interventions for treating
overweight or obesity in children aged 6 to 11 years. JAMA pediatrics. 173(4).
pp.385-386.

Di Cesare, M. and et.al., 2019. The epidemiological burden of obesity in childhood: a worldwide
epidemic requiring urgent action. BMC medicine. 17(1). p.212.
Dougkas, A. and et.al., 2019. A critical review of the role of milk and other dairy products in the
development of obesity in children and adolescents. Nutrition research
reviews, 32(1), pp.106-127.
Jago, R. and et.al., 2019. Associations between physical activity and asthma, eczema and obesity
in children aged 12–16: an observational cohort study. BMJ open. 9(1).
Jalo, E. and et.al., 2019. Emotional eating, health behaviours, and obesity in children: A 12-
country cross-sectional study. Nutrients. 11(2), p.351.
Lanigan, J., Tee, L. and Brandreth, R., 2019. Childhood obesity. Medicine. 47(3). pp.190-194.
Rudolf, M. and et.al., 2019. Observational analysis of disparities in obesity in children in the
UK: Has Leeds bucked the trend?. Pediatric obesity. 14(9). p.e12529.
Sartorius, B. and et.al., 2020. Spatial-temporal trends and risk factors for undernutrition and
obesity among children (< 5 years) in South Africa, 2008–2017: findings from a
nationally representative longitudinal panel survey. BMJ open. 10(4). p.e034476.