Children eating 'too many' crisps
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Scottish children are putting their long term health at risk by eating too many crisps, a leading charity claims.
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The Liberal Democrats have attacked the government's failure to get more children eating healthy school meals.
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Children who are overweight and eat too much risk the binge eating disorder bulimia as adults, say psychiatrists.
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Many shop-bought sandwiches contain as much salt as several bags of crisps, a survey suggests.
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Bad news &#151; but probably no surprise to parents &#151; when it comes to young children and vegetables: A government study showed fifth-graders became less willing to try vegetables and fruits when more were offered as free school snacks.
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Pupils at a Rotherham school are fed fish and chips through the gates by parents who say their children deserve more choice.
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Pupils at a school are fed fish and chips through the gates by parents who say the canteen does not provide what their children want.
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Gerber is recalling some of its baby food over a potential choking hazard.
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Children are being presented with healthier choices for school dinners or in vending machines.
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A national survey shows that most children between the ages of 2 and 5 don't eat even close to the recommended amount of fiber, likely the result of their preferences for fiber-poor foods.
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NEW YORK  - Children who consume high levels of diary products may have a greater risk of developing colorectal cancer in adulthood, study findings suggest.
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The cereal giant wants to limit its marketing of less-than-nutritious fare to children.
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Most foods advertised on programs watched by children are larded with sugar, salt and fat.
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Children are being presented with healthier choices for school dinners and in vending machines.
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Britain faces 'losing a generation' of children to obesity-related disease, the Duchess of York warns.
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Children as young as two should be put on diets low in saturated fat, provided they are not underweight, the FSA says.
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Joanna Robertson is in France where the government and schools have turned healthy eating into child's play.