Is Your Child Overweight?

These questions will help you determine if your child  may need help with his or her weight. If you would like a counselor to contact you for a free 15-minute consultation about strategies for addressing your child's weight, please supply your email address or phone number and check "yes" on the last question.

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Does your child pass the “Eyeball Test”? Assuming you don’t believe most models in magazine covers look healthy (the 6-foot stick figures who weigh 109 pounds), does your child look overweight?
2
If your child gets the urge to exercise, what does he or she do?
3
If you and your child had to run to catch a bus for two blocks, would your child be more out of breath than you?
4
Could your child run a mile in less than nine minutes?
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Would your child’s food pyramid consist primarily of pizza, cheeseburgers, and French fries?
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Does your child view salads and vegetables as something far more appropriate for rabbits than humans?
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Would your child know that a plain donut has far fewer calories and fat than a sesame seed bagel with cream cheese?
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Is your child teased by peers about his or her weight?
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Is your child's body mass index (BMI), a measure of body fat based on height and weight, higher than normal?*
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Has your child complained about his or her weight?
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Would you like a Counselor to call you for a free 15-minute consultation about strategies for addressing your child's weight?

Upon submitting the results, a red X will indicate an answer that suggests an issue with weight and/or fitness. Scores will range from 0-100; the higher the score, the more factors associated with weight and fitness issues. If you would like a counselor to contact you for a free 15-minute consultation about strategies for addressing your child's weight, please supply your email address or phone number and check "yes" on the last question.