>> ASIAONE / HEALTH / NEWS / STORY
Guide to healthy eating for children and teens
Tue, Mar 18, 2008
AsiaOne

Many of today's chronic diseases, such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes and certain cancers have a strong link to diet and lifestyle. A child's diet can have a direct impact on the development of risk factors such as obesity, high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure, which can lead to diseases in adulthood.

As a parent or caregiver, you have the opportunity to influence your child's food choices and encourage a healthy attitude towards food. Click on the links below to learn more about healthy eating.

You are being served

Types of fat

Fruit and vegetables

Eat the whole-grain

Got milk?

Pass the salt

The information here was taken from "Birth to Eighteen Years: Dietary Tips for Your Child's Wellbeing", produced by the Health Promotion Board. For the full booklet, visit www.hpb.gov.sg

 

 
STORY INDEX
 
  Guide to healthy eating for children and teens
   
 
  An eye on better vision
   
 
  Prove you're clean so I can ditch the condoms
   
 
  French court rejects disfigured woman's euthanasia plea
   
 
  A chance to see near things clearly again
   
 
  The miracle contraceptive
   
 
  Baby fever
   
 
  Too shy to ask
   
 
  Women and the so-called men's cancers
   
 
  Case targets obesity and unhealthy fast food
   
>> RELATED STORY
Guide to healthy eating for children and teens
Got milk?
Types of fat
You are being served
Kellogg to raise nutrition of food marketed to children

Elsewhere in AsiaOne...

Business: Eating right in childhood improves adult wages

 

We welcome contributions, comments and tips.
a1health@sph.com.sg
Search: