BMI Report Cards and “Fitnessgrams”
By CHRISTINE PEAT Published: June 27, 2014 Receiving a report card is, for most of us, a standard part of our education and a marker of our progress throughout various classes. […]
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Bringing Interdisciplinary Minds Together to Tackle Weight-Based Stigmatization
By CYNTHIA M. BULIK Published: September 24, 2013 Children are bombarded with cultural messages about appropriate eating, exercise, and attitudes from all angles—especially “electronic culture” (television, movies, and video games). A […]
Because I’m Your Dad…
By BENJAMIN ZIMMER Published: September 10, 2013 Recently a book caught my eye. The cover included a picture of an imaginary cartoon monster depicting a dad who was carrying his […]
Nurturing Children by First Nurturing Mothers
I think we can all agree that raising a child is hard work, made even harder in our current culture. Mothers are bombarded with mixed messages through advertising and the […]
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