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Dietary guidance for obese children in kindergartens
The occurrence and development of childhood obesity is the result of genetic, environmental, socio-economic and cultural factors. Obesity is closely related to nutrition. High-energy-density diet, unhealthy eating behavior, low physical activity level and static lifestyle are all considered to be important factors affecting childhood obesity.

Obese children should pay attention to the following two principles in diet:

1, a balanced diet. Children should keep the diversity of food in their diet, pay attention to the collocation of meat and vegetables, and ensure the intake of fish, meat, milk, beans and vegetables. Three meals a day, 4-5 hours apart; The proportion of three meals should be appropriate. According to the proportion of energy provided to the total energy of the whole day, breakfast accounts for 30%, lunch accounts for 40% and dinner accounts for 30%. On the premise of controlling the total energy, ensure the adequate supply of protein, vitamins and minerals.

2. Cultivate healthy eating behavior. Healthy eating behavior is the key to reduce childhood obesity. Including: eat less fried food and limit the intake of sugar; Drink less or no sugary drinks; Three meals should be regular, regular and quantitative, and try to eat at home or school; Control your appetite, don't be hungry, don't overeat; Eat snacks reasonably, especially when watching TV; Make sure you have a good breakfast and don't eat too much dinner.