"Obese children" "are at a risk for social difficulties, but not emotional problems."

A. are likely to have at least one obese parent.
B. usually decide when to eat on the basis of hunger.
C. are less likely than average-weight peers to spend many hours watching television.

Children when they grow up mostly look up to their parents whatever habit that the parent is involved in the child is likely to think that habit is not wrong .

For example parents who buys unhealthy food or eat unhealthy are very likely to influence their children to go down the same path.

Children eat what is available at home and follow the pattern of eating that they see at home .

If they see binge eating being a norm they will also binge on food .

So it is very likely that an obese child has one parent who is also obese .

"Obese children" "are at a risk for social difficulties, but not emotional problems." A. are likely to have at least one obese parent. B. usually decide when to eat on the basis of hunger. C. are less likely than average-weight peers to spend many hours watching television.

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"Obese children" "are at a risk for social difficulties, but not emotional problems."

A. are likely to have at least one obese parent.
B. usually decide when to eat on the basis of hunger.
C. are less likely than average-weight peers to spend many hours watching television.