A key to reducing the prevalence of childhood obesity is good nutrition—but it's more than simply eating the recommended number of servings from all food groups. Parents and care-givers play a vital role in children's nutrition: they teach children about healthy foods, practice what they teach and make sure physical activity is incorporated into each day.
Learn more about how healthy eating and active living can eliminate childhood obesity.
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 Give children a strong start with good nutrition during pregnancy and early childhood.
A Healthy Start » |
 With proper planning and small changes, good nutrition doesn't have to be expensive.
Eat Right, Affordably » |
 Be confident in your power to make healthy choices for your family with proven information.
Get the Facts » |
 Good energy balance means that all foods can fit when combined with regular physical activity.
Get Moving » |
 Help children choose nutritious foods at school and advocate for strong school wellness policies.
Eat Right at School » |
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Guidelines and Programs
The resources and information provided within this section are designed to be in support of the May 2010 White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity Report to the President and the Let's Move! Campaign, launched by First Lady Michelle Obama in February 2010.