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This article talks about the causes of childhood obesity. One being metabolism that controls how your body changes food and oxygen into energy. Also community and neighborhood design and safety, so that
children play outside without worries. Finally short sleep duration that affects your eating schedule.

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This article discusses the risk factors of childhood obesity. One of the factors is eating high-calorie foods that can cause a child to gain weight. Another lack to exercise because they won't lose that much calories and spend time on digital devices instead. In addition family factors in because if your more likely to be obese if your family is. Also Psychological which does with overeating to cope with problems or to deal with emotions, stress, or boredom. Socioeconomic involves a persons resources and limit access to supermarkets.

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Childhood obesity can lead to various conditions, including type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure. Learn how to protect your child’s health.

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This article focuses on the opposing viewpoints childhood obesity. One of them is media and how it highly over- exaggerate childhood obesity affecting health officials, professionals, and public's eye. Another is the data trend it's not clear working at more data points over the eight-year period affecting the significance and size of the decline. Finally children in poverty were overlooked unlike families with good income. Some children aren't eligible for federally funded maternal and child health and nutrition programs. Though the ones that aren't won't get nutritional value they need and education

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Declines in Childhood Obesity Are Greatly Exaggerated

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Childhood Obesity, edited by Tamara Thompson, Greenhaven Press, 2016. At Issue. Opposing Viewpoints in Context, http%3A%2F%2Flink.galegroup.com%2Fapps%2Fdoc%2FEJ3010964213%2FOVIC%3Fu%3Dpl2683%26sid%3DOVIC%26xid%3D7371e5eb. Accessed 27 Feb. 2019. Originally published as "Has There Really Been a Decline in Obesity Rates for Young Children?" Youth Law News, Jan.-Mar. 2014.

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The article has many viewpoints regarding childhood obesity. One of them is prenatal care affecting child at birth to gain excessive weight because use of Tobacco. Another is the limit of digital devices that keep children from physical activity and sleep. Also improving children diets to eat more fruits and vegetables instead of high sugary foods. In addition reducing marketing will adolescents from being enticed into eating unhealthy food. Furthermore providing healthy food to schools to help children to be nutritious.  Moreover eliminating food desert will prevent children from eating more sugary foods. Finally improving access to safe parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities, so that children will get their needed physical activity.

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Childhood Obesity Is an Urgent Public Health Problem

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In many parts of the country, we already have a head start, and initiatives that are already underway will provide instructive lessons. Comprehensive, community-wide efforts to reduce obesity have recently been initiated by both the public and private sectors.

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The article informs the causes, side effects, and preventions of childhood obesity across the world. Poor nutrition, irregular sleep routines, sedentary lifestyle, and environmental factors are a few causes. Also food and advertising are big contributors to childhood obesity. With being obese comes social and behavioral side effects. Such as Depression, loss of self-esteem, and anxiety being a few conditions. Finally preventions strategies with changes to early childhood education and healthier, nutritious school meals. Tax proposals to junk food and increase of physical activity.

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In addition to improved nutrition, increased physical activity is another approach to fighting childhood obesity. A 2016 report cosponsored by Shape America and the American Heart Association's Voices for Healthy Kids initiative found that the vast majority of states do not require any minimum amount of participation in physical education in public schools, with only Oregon and the District of Columbia meeting the CDC's recommendation in elementary and middle schools.

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One of main reason child obesity is growing at a rapid rate is the lack of Physical activities. With children not getting the benefit's they need causing them to gain weight fast and develop diseases.

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McDonald's promotes child obesity (Image 1)

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McDonald's promotes child obesity (Image 1)

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McDonald commercial entices children to eat their unhealthy food. That makes their young customer obesite.

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Mrs.Obama discuss her movement of let's move for child obesity (Video 1)

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Mrs.Obama discuss her movement of let's move for child obesity (Video 1)

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Mrs.Obama campaign was to help children become more active while eating healthy. She wanted schools to provide heathy food to children. She also wanted families to have affordable healthy foods.

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These snack come with high sodium levels. That children consume on the daily resulting in disease.

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Diabetes is one of the diseases that can be developed through childhood obesity. If not treated eventually this disease will kill you making it a danger to children.

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High blood Pressure is one of the diseases that can be developed through childhood obesity. Creating a heart risk for young children.

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Pediatrician talks about the downfalls of childhood obesity (Video 2)

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Pediatrician talks about the downfalls of childhood obesity (Video 2)

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The Pediatrician mentions how if a child weight goes up their grades go down. Affecting their IQ young and making them less intelligent.