The Consortium for Infant and Child Health Pinch of Prevention Module: 54321 – Countdown to Family Fitness Pinch of Prevention Module: 54321 – Countdown.

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The Consortium for Infant and Child Health Pinch of Prevention Module: – Countdown to Family Fitness Pinch of Prevention Module: – Countdown to Family Fitness Updated: Spring 2009

The Consortium for Infant and Child Health CINCH is a community partnership to improve children’s health in Hampton Roads

Just the Facts! Countdown to Family Fitness CHKD Healthy You Physical activity combined with good nutrition will help the whole family stay healthy.  1 in 5 children in the U.S. is overweight?  Did you know overweight children are at a higher risk for chronic disease and decreased self esteem?

 Fruits and vegetables provide vitamins, minerals, and fiber to keep you healthy. Servings of fruits & vegetables  Eating plenty of fruits and veggies may help reduce the risk of many diseases, including heart disease, high blood pressure, and some cancers.

 Drink water to satisfy thirst  Water helps to control our body temperature, and it also helps us to digest our food. Servings of water

 Milk, cheese and yogurt are naturally nutrient-rich foods essential for children’s growth and development. Servings of low-fat dairy  Calcium helps to build strong bones.

 Limit the time in front of the TV or computer.  TV can affect kids' sleep, weight, grades, behavior, and more. Hours or less of screen time

 Encourage your children to actively play for 1 hour every day.  Look for an activity the whole family can take part in.  Try running, skipping, jumping, or dancing each day. Hour or more of physical activity

Questions? For more information about family fitness, please contact CHKD Healthy You at In addition, you may also contact your local children’s health coalition: Consortium for Infant and Child Health (CINCH) (757)