Marketing to Children by https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq U07 Task 3 Practice en-us 2021-06-29 23:20:12 UTC 2022-02-24 02:49:05 UTC hello@padlet.com Room 1 ( Chloe, David, Hans, Jack, Yingqi Sun) https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq/wish/1631164792 Summary 1:
  • Food and beverage marketing: they sell unhealthy products to children through TV advertisements, movies, video games and other product placement.
  • Children who watch more TV ads are more likely to be overweight: obesity is correlated not with TV but with advertising because most of the products sold in TV ads and children's programs are food.
Summary 2:
  • Ideally world, Responsibility for teaching a reasonable diet.
  • Real-world, Two-thirds of the proportion about overweight
Summary 3:
  • Sugar and fat-laden goods sell to children by TV, movie and video game.  
  •  Watching TV is not the reason for being overweight, but watching advertisements. 
  • The more commercial programs are watched, the fatter children became.
  •  The majority of products during the programme are foods.
Summary 4:
  • US agencies established a regulation for food and beverages bought by children,
  • foods must contribute to children's diet: a limited amount of nutrition facts 
  • healthy food could be advertised without restriction
]]> 2021-06-30 04:36:45 UTC https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq/wish/1631164792 Room 4 (Katherine, Tony, Tessie, Ivy) https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq/wish/1631165126 Summary 1: 
First Hills questioned the role of advertising in the effects of unhealthy foods on children. Miller,  Carter, and  Peetersent discuss this issue in their article. The authors say that despite advertisers' promises not to lure children, films and videos usually aimed at children feature the most direct high-fat and high-sugar foods. More cartoon characters designed to appeal to children are being created and used in advertising, researchers report in the Journal of Public Health Nutrition.

Summary 2: 
A further question raised in the lecture is what the role of parents is in preventing children from eating unhealthy food. 
Firstly, the author suggests that adults should set a good example for children by teaching them how to eat healthily. The fact is that two-thirds of adults in the US are overweight or obese.

Summary 3: 
At first, people thought that sitting and watching TV for long periods of time caused obesity. 
However, children's obesity is linked to advertising. 

Summary 4: 
1. Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Agriculture from the US state the food and beverage standard for children between 2 to 17 years old.

2.All the food on market for those children, should contribute to their healthy diet and meet the requirement.

3.Only 100 percent fruits, vegetables, or whole grains do not need to meet standards.

]]> 2021-06-30 04:37:00 UTC https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq/wish/1631165126 Group 3 ( Elaine/ Fred / Levi / Louise) https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq/wish/1631179777 Summary1:
Role of advertising: 
1.negative impact 
2.research: ❌watching TV ✅advertising

Summary2:
Role of parents:
1.Ideal: be models, help children develop eating habits.
2.Reality: Most adults are obese on their own, difficult to establish a good image.
3.Protect children and help them choose healthy food.

Summary3:
First a study shows that watching more TV, more overweight. Then deny by giving a study shows that overweight relate to advertisment rather than just TV itself.

Summary4:
Us regulations on advertising 
- proposed standards for foods and beverages that are marketed to children between the ages of 2 and 17.
 1: The first standard: foods must meet specified requirements, making huge contribution to a healthy diet. 
2: The second standard: the amounts of saturated fat, trans fat, sugar and salt in these foods must not exceed limits set by the group
3: The third standard: certain healthy foods such as 100% fruits, vegetables or whole grains may be marketed to children without meeting the other two standards.




]]> 2021-06-30 04:48:20 UTC https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq/wish/1631179777 Group2（Victor,Bruce,Zoe,Micheal） https://padlet.com/alyssa_jane/clxec5r7xdywlieq/wish/1631197244 SUM1
Role of advertising
Food and beverage ads appear on children’s television programs, movies and video games
Promoting unhealthy food by cartoon roles and toys
Correlations between commercials and obesity
 
SUM2
authors present more details in the article that parents, who should have been the positive model of balanced diet as well as healthy life style, but actually have more negative influence on this aspect.
1.      go outside and do exercises
2.      watching less TV
3.      eat less fried or fast food
4.      eat more vegetables and fruits
 
SUM3
 
 
SUM4
US regulations on advertising: 
 
Recommendation for food and beverage - children of 2-17
 
1.Specified requirements - contribute to healthy diets
 
2.Food additives (sugar, fat) - less than standard amount
 
3.Certain healthy foods - no limitation, one issue - FDA need to control 
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