Did you know that kids who eat meals with their families are not only healthier but, according to studies, do better in school and are half as likely to run into problems with substance abuse as teenagers?
Kids and parents who are physically active tend to be healthier and happier. Physical activity is good for our bodies. It builds self-esteem. And when families are active together it helps build relationships, too.
A BC study done in 2004 found that one in three boys and one in four girls in grades 4-6 were overweight or obese. That puts them at risk for health problems, not to mention issues with self-esteem and body image.
