Reaching for a snack is a constant for my kids, especially after school and after dinner. Today's kids are snacking more and getting much less exercise than kids five, ten, even twenty or more years ago.
Traditionally, families ate during mealtimes only, and they were more physically active in their overall lives. In today's America, however, far too many sugar-filled and salt-laden processed foods line our grocery aisles, and then find their way into our pantries at home - and we're not spending the added "food energy" in our bodies as fast as we're adding it.
Traditionally, families ate during mealtimes only, and they were more physically active in their overall lives. In today's America, however, far too many sugar-filled and salt-laden processed foods line our grocery aisles, and then find their way into our pantries at home - and we're not spending the added "food energy" in our bodies as fast as we're adding it.