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Children\u2019s sugar intake is a predictor of obesity and parents play a key role in sugar intake management. Ask 10 parents how much added sugar their child consumes each day and there\u2019s a good chance that at least 9 of them will have no clue, or will underestimate it. In fact, research published in the International Journal of Obesity reported that 92 percent of parents surveyed in the study underestimated the added sugar content in foods and beverages. The study also showed that kids are more likely to be overweight when their parents are misinformed about sugar in their kids\u2019 diet. Since sugar intake is associated with an increased risk of being overweight and parents are a child\u2019s nutritional gatekeeper, it is essential that they know the ins and outs of sugar content.<\/p>\n

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 Preventing Possible Health Problems<\/h3>\n
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\u201cAdded sugars have infiltrated our lives in a pervasive way, making it crucial that parents know how to identify it and how much is too much,\u201d says Dr. Nimali Fernando, a Fredericksburg, Virginia-based pediatrician who founded The Doctor Yum Project. \u201cWithout solid information regarding sugar intake, we may be setting our children up for possible health problems later.\u201d<\/p>\n

According to the American Heart Association, children should consume less than 25 grams of added sugar per day, which is equivalent to 6 teaspoons, and children under the age of 2 should not have any sugar-added foods or beverages. They report that eating foods high in added sugar throughout childhood is linked to a higher risk of developing diseases in adulthood such as heart disease. It is also linked to obesity and elevated blood pressure in both children and adults.<\/p>

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Childhood obesity has become a hot-button issue in recent years as the number of children considered overweight and obese continues to rise, particularly among children ages 2-5. According to a recent report in the New England Journal of Medicine, 57 percent of today\u2019s children are predicted to be obese by age 35.<\/p>\n

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5 Things to Learn about Sugar Content<\/h3>\n
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Parents are often confused when it comes to the sugar intake of their children. Sugar that comes in the form of whole fruit is generally good, while added sugar is what parents need to really watch. Added sugars are those sugars that have been used by the food industry to enhance a food\u2019s flavor. While a piece of fruit is a good choice, \u201cfruit snacks\u201d (the kind that look like soft candy, for example) may not be because of the added sugars. Even some foods that seem healthy may contain \u201chidden\u201d added sugars, making it important for parents to get to know the terms and become label readers. Here are 5 ways for parents to become savvy about the sneaky ways food companies add sugar to foods:<\/strong><\/p>\n

1. Confusing Food Labels<\/h3>\n
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Figuring out how many added teaspoons are in a recipe is not straightforward. First, food labels report sugar in grams. So remember this equation the next time you look at a label: 4 grams of sugar = 1 teaspoon of sugar. To further complicate things, food labels historically did not break down added sugar with naturally occurring sugar. So when we look at a label on a sweetened fruit yogurt, it is often unclear how much of the sugar comes from natural milk sugars and fruit versus how much extra sugar the food company has added. Luckily, by the end of 2018 most food labels will be updated to break down total vs. added sugar which will make reading a label more straightforward.<\/p>\n

2. Small Portion Sizes<\/h3>\n
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A favorite food may not look like it has much sugar per serving, but if you look closely you may notice that the serving size is much smaller than what you may actually eat. Take the example of cereal. A typical serving size for cereal may be a half a cup or less than a cup per serving, which is much smaller than most people will actually eat (especially if it\u2019s really sweet, because you are likely to eat more). If there are 2 teaspoons of sugar in a serving, but you can eat 3 servings, that 2 teaspoons quickly multiplies to 6 teaspoons, the recommended daily limit for a child.<\/p>\n

3. Sweetening with \u201cHealthier\u201d Sugars<\/h3>\n
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Sweeteners like honey, agave, and maple syrup may make a food appear healthier, but that doesn\u2019t mean it actually is. While these sweeteners may be more natural than refined sugar, manufacturers are still adding sugar to a food that may not need extra sweetness. Don\u2019t be fooled by healthier sounding added sweetener ingredients.<\/p>\n

4. Using Sneaky Names for Sugar<\/h3>\n
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Sometimes it can be hard to spot sugar in an ingredient list because there are so many code names. One nutrition source reports that sugar can be spotted with as many as 61 different names. Sugar\u2019s many code names include: rice syrup, dextrose, maltose and barley malt, and high-fructose corn syrup. This is a great tactic as companies are required to list foods by weight in decreasing order. By listing sugar with more than one name, companies may be able to bury sugar further down on the list, making it seem like there is less.<\/p>\n

5. Know the Sneakiest Foods<\/h3>\n
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There are some foods that seem to have hidden sugars in them more often than others. Be aware of and read the labels carefully on foods such as granola bars, breakfast cereals, yogurt, fruit snacks, and juice. Juice is trickier because technically the sugar in juice is considered naturally occurring. However, it is more like a processed food. There is nothing natural about a child drinking the equivalent of 5 apples worth of sugar. And when we drink apple juice, there is no fiber to help slow down the absorption the way there is when we eat an apple. Skip the juice, stick with water for hydration and whole fruit for fiber and nutrients instead.<\/p>\n

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The Connection Between Food and Health<\/h3>\n
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\u201cChildhood is where many of our food habits are formed, making it that much more important that we help our children learn to sensibly navigate the nutritional landscape,\u201d added Heidi DiEugenio, director of the Doctor Yum Project. \u201cThe more we can help them learn better and healthier food habits now, the more they will benefit from those choices and habits into the future.\u201d<\/p>\n

Dr. Fernando created The Doctor Yum Project, an organization with the mission of transforming the lives of families and communities by providing an understanding of the connection between food and overall health, as well as empowering them with the tools to live a healthy life. The project offers healthy cooking classes, child nutrition classes, cooking camps for kids, hands-on cooking instruction for families, first foods classes, a teaching garden, and online tools to help families make healthier meals. They also offer a preschool nutrition program, with 40 classrooms and almost 600 participating preschoolers.<\/p>\n

For more information on children\u2019s nutrition, check out Is Your Food Affecting Your Kids Mental Health?\"hidden<\/strong><\/p>\n

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About The Doctor Yum Project: Dr. Fernando, otherwise known as Dr. Yum, is a board-certified pediatrician. She is also the co-author of the book \u201cRaising a Healthy, Happy Eater: A Parent\u2019s Handbook\u201d. Founded by Dr. Nimali Fernando, The Doctor Yum Project is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to transforming the lives of families and communities by providing an understanding of the connection between food and overall health, as well as empowering them with the tools to live a healthy life. They offer a variety of community programs to help with those efforts. They are located in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and feature an instructional kitchen and teaching garden for holding classes. To learn more, visit the site at: www.doctoryum.org.<\/small><\/p>\n

Source: Children Should Eat Less than 25 Grams of Added Sugar Daily,  Parents\u2019 Considerable Underestimation of Sugar and their Child\u2019s Risk of Overweight<\/small><\/p>\n

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