U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health A national education program working with parents and caregivers to address.

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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health A national education program working with parents and caregivers to address the growing problem of overweight in our nations youth. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

2 What is We Can! Flexible! Use in a variety of settings Turn-key, Science-based program for the entire community Fosters collaboration! A national education program targeting youth, ages 8–13, and their parents and caregivers in home and community settings to meet the overall goal of preventing overweight and obesity.

3 Its time for We Can! now because… National data show alarming rates in overweight and obesity in children and adults. The percentage of children & teens that are overweight has doubled in past 30 years About 16% of children (2–19 yrs) are overweight Overweight is having a greater effect on minorities, including African American and Mexican American children There are serious health problems related to overweight and obesity. Heart disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, asthma, low self-esteem, isolation, eating disorders, and more Helping children helps our families.

4 Why the increase? Multiple causes Lifestyle, environment, and genes Bottom line is ENERGY BALANCE (calories and physical activity) Since 1978, more calories are being consumed: Larger food portions and sizes More meals consumed outside the home Increased soda, pizza, and candy consumption Since 1970, fewer calories are being used up: Declines in physical activity Increases in sedentary lifestyles and screen time Computers and television time

5 Why parents and caregivers? Studies show parents as effective change agents concerning obesity. The home is a primary source of nutrition for children. Parents can act as effective role models for youth.

6 TheWe Can! Parent Program Is a 4-session program that focuses on energy balance Has three topics of focus: Smart nutrition Physical activity Screen time (TV, computer, video) Encourages We Can! specific objectives: Offering healthier foods in the home Enjoying small portions at home and at restaurants Limiting foods and beverages high in fat and added sugar Increasing family fun with physical activity Reducing screen time Is not a weight loss program Is supplemented with online content and resources

7 What can We Can! do for you? We hope youll walk away with: Strategies and tools Ways to be an example Resources for the future And we hope youll enjoy learning together!

8 Any Questions? Your thoughts?