How does your child compare to these kids with 'unhealthy' habits?

Grade your child's health with our new Kids' Health Report Card:

^*Your child's name is requested for display purposes only.

^**Diet definitions:

• A healthy diet would likely:
  • include a variety of foods with plenty of grain products, vegetables and fruits
  • be low in fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol
  • be moderate in sugars and salt
  • include enough calcium and iron to meet your child's growing body's requirements
  • not include a lot of fast food, soft drinks, high calorie or high fat snacks, or over-sized portions
    
    
• For younger children, an unhealthy diet, in addition to being high in fat, high in calories, and with few grain products, vegetables and fruit, might include drinking more than 16-24 ounces of milk and/or 4-6 ounces of juice.

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