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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 613
EAN: 9780060934170
ISBN: 0060934174
Label: Collins Living
Manufacturer: Collins Living
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 416
Publication Date: August 01, 2003
Publisher: Collins Living
Release Date: July 29, 2003
Sales Rank: 33676
Studio: Collins Living
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Based on the 15-year success of a proven, world-renowned program forpreventing and treating childhood obesity, Trim Kids™ helps children achieve a healthy weight -- and have fun doing it.
Trim Kids™ is a unique 12-week plan that gives parents and children a positive, safe initial approach to lifetime weight management. Each week, parents and kids together practice scientifically proven ways to increase daily activity and set (and celebrate!) achievable eating and exercise goals. Children learn exercises especially designed for their weight levels, and the family will enjoy dozens of menu plans with tasty, nutritious, kid-tested recipes. The program's comprehensive shopping lists and dining-out tips were designed with busy families in mind, and parents learn positive ways to coach children to make healthier lifestyle choices away from home.
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Rating:  - Help is here for kids!
This book was wonderful. Easy to follow and life changing for kids who need help getting on track for a healthy life long lifestyle.
Rating:  - Steve's Books
I never received my order. Nor did I receieve any type of response from the seller when I sent inquires.
Rating: - loved it!
I really love this book. It has been a great help. My little boy and I can't wait to use it.
Rating:  - Not too helpful
I read this book to help my daughter who is slightly overweight. I didn't even keep it in my library. If your child has an obesity problem, or if you just have no idea what healthy eating is this book will help you, but to be honest there were many times while reading it that I just had to say "duh!" I was looking for some insight beyond simple common sense. My family doesn't eat fast food three times a week and spend hours watching TV every day. If you have a child that seems to be active and eats a well balanced diet, but still is overweight I would not recommend you looking to this book for an answer.
Rating:  - Good Information
There's a lot of good information here. As a teacher of twenty-five years, and as a parent, I've dealt with more than my share of overweight kids, and read everything that comes along on the subject. And although this book is one of the better ones out there, I've been recommending the CD talk "The Fat Kid's Diet: Stop Childhood Obesity In Your Home," available here at Amazon, to the parents who come to me with their concerns. It's brief, sensible, and right to the point.
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