The Arguement of Parental Responsibility to Teach Health Habits in “The Battle Against Fast Food Begins in the Home,” Daniel Weintraub

You can make delicious healthy meals for children and buy something from fast food restaurants. As a child, this is never a problem for me, as my parents can always cook for me at home when I need it, we sometimes eat out at a special moment Just go out. This had a positive impact on my health and life today. My parents are also trying to put junk food and candy at home.

The Fast Food article on September 25, 2012 in Daniel Weintraub's article "Fighting Fast Food at Home" discusses childhood obesity at home and the lack of responsibilities of parents. Weintraub wrote, "Not the state government, but parents are best suited to fight this epidemic" (2nd paragraph). He also claimed that in our world children do not do anything and just sit at home and not playing video games. The sky in Africa is not limited to my concern. Therefore, as the world is becoming a global village, I only think that it is a bit unrealistic that it focuses on one country. What will happen in America today will be adjusted somewhere in Africa tomorrow. In this article we will examine the social, political, environmental or family problems facing Africa, a country with few imagination boundaries. The most concerned are

Daniel Wentzlobe pointed out that parents are responsible for increasing the prevalence of childhood obesity in the fight against fast food at home. In our world today, children are sitting all day and playing video games if allowed. Winterlaw considers parents "not to get in the way" and needs to have their children participate in some kind of exercise. I agree with Weintraub that parents are responsible. If parents start teaching children as soon as possible they can take advantage of this vulnerable quality.

In the article "Fighting Fast Food at Home", Daniel Wainte Trobe advises, "Restrict television, participate in organized sports, ride a bicycle, skateboard or roller skate. .15). This indicates, in particular, that parents need to promote and motivate their children to exercise and continue their activities everyday. To prevent obesity, maintaining health is more important. Most children eat fast food with lack of exercise, but they are so young they can not understand that this is not their fault. Parents need to strengthen and provide consistent physical education to the children to prevent children from becoming obese. Teenagers need to start paying attention to their feeding of children