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• Lives: Forbidden Nonfruit

  A childhood devoid of junk food breeds certain cravings. Read More... Posted Jan 03 2009, 08:14 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Food, Diet and Nutrition, Children and Youth, Fast Food Industry, Sugar, Snack Foods, Berkeley (Calif)

• Children’s Books: Think Before You Eat

  “I Get So Hungry” is a lovingly conceived and carefully written salvo in the battle against childhood obesity. “What the World Eats” examines diets around the globe. Read More... Posted Nov 07 2008, 03:54 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Food, Books and Literature, Children and Youth, Obesity, Campbell, Bebe Moore, Menzel, Peter, What the World Eats (Book), Bates, Amy, D’Aluisio, Faith, I Get So Hungry (Book)

• Letter: Hot Dog? No, Thanks

  Read More... Posted Oct 14 2008, 05:18 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Cooking and Cookbooks, Food, Children and Youth

• Mediterranean Diet Declines, and Weights Rise

  The Mediterranean diet, which has been associated with longer life spans and lower rates of heart disease and cancer, is in retreat in its home region. Read More... Posted Sep 23 2008, 06:59 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Cooking and Cookbooks, Food, Spain, Italy, Weight, Medicine and Health, Children and Youth, Greece, United Nations, Obesity, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization, Crete (Greece), World Health Organization

• 6 Food Mistakes Parents Make

  Most parents can relate to the daily challenge of finding foods that children will eat. Read More... Posted Sep 15 2008, 12:11 AM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Food, Medicine and Health, Diet and Nutrition, Children and Youth

• Advertising: Tug of War in Food Marketing to Children

  The Federal Trade Commission issued a report detailing the pervasiveness of food marketing to children, and a coalition of food companies responded with its own report arguing they had made progress on the issue. Read More... Posted Jul 29 2008, 07:15 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Food, Children and Youth, Advertising and Marketing, Fast Food Industry, Soft Drinks, Council of Better Business Bureaus, Federal Trade Commission

• Well: School Is Out, and Nutrition Takes a Hike

  Camp food is just one of the summertime nutrition challenges for parents these days. Read More... Posted Jun 23 2008, 09:44 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Food, Weight, Medicine and Health, Diet and Nutrition, Children and Youth, Obesity, Education and Schools, Camps and Camping

• Scorpions for Breakfast and Snails for Dinner

  My wife and I may not deserve credit for rearing adventurous eaters. Our children were born and raised in China, where people eat anything. Read More... Posted Jun 10 2008, 09:13 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Food, Children and Youth, Families and Family Life, China

• Cookbook Publishers Try to Think Small

  The children’s cookbook genre is enjoying a new life, as parents who have a keen interest in cooking encourage their young children to spend time in the kitchen. Read More... Posted May 13 2008, 09:13 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Cooking and Cookbooks, Food, Writing and Writers, Children and Youth

• Skipping Cereal and Eggs, and Packing on Pounds

  A new study reports that the more often adolescents eat breakfast, the less likely they are to be overweight. Read More... Posted Mar 24 2008, 08:30 PM by NYT > Dining & Wine Filed under: Food, Weight, Medicine and Health, Diet and Nutrition, Breakfast, Children and Youth