Your child is not their weight parenting in a size-obsessed world
If you've been told your child needs to lose weight, you know how hard it can be.You love your child just as they are and want them to feel good about themselves and their body.But, you may also have very legitimate concerns about weight-related bullying, anti-fat bias, and possible long-term health...
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American Academy of Pediatrics,
2026.
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Table of Contents:
- Front Matter
- Introduction
- 1. Understanding Your Child's Weight
- 2. Parenting Through Structure and Love
- 3. (Not) Talking With Your Kids About Their Weight
- 4. Talking With Children About Your Health Changes
- 5. Family Connection Is Your Greatest Strength
- 6. Small Shifts, Big Impact: Transforming How Your Family Eats
- 7. Parenting Through Exercise and Physical Activity
- 8. Picky Eating and Other Nutritional Challenges
- 9. You've Got This!
- Appendix
- Index
