This report focuses on the prevention of obesity in children, addressing the issue from a community health perspective. It begins by emphasizing the role of various community members, including parents, schools, and public health officers, in managing childhood obesity. The report highlights the importance of assessing children's Body Mass Index (BMI) and BMI-for-age to determine their weight status. It then delves into strategies like changing family eating habits to promote healthier food choices and setting good examples for children. Furthermore, the report explores the evaluation of obesity prevention programs, including the recommendations for patient-level interventions, such as counseling on healthy eating and increased physical activity. The report provides recommendations at both patient and community levels, emphasizing the need for interventions like promoting healthy eating habits and increasing physical activity in schools. References to relevant studies are included to support the findings and recommendations.