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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2004
Page
30
Seattle Times reviewer Richard Seven highlights the DK book Fit KIDS by Kids Health.org. The 203 page hardbound guide covers weight fitness and nutrition for newborns to teens with sections for special cases and practical recipes. It emphasizes reducing couch time and guiding food choices.
The writer discusses guidance from a health book and applying it at home with two children ages 10 and 13. After an injury, the daughter misses gymnastics, prompting a jogging challenge that inspired a friend to join and pursue healthier activities.
Swim lane etiquette covers splitting lanes and circle swimming for three or more, passing methods, and keeping to your lane speed. Advice includes moving right when passed, squeezing to a corner if consistently blocked, and using “cut the turn” to keep faster swimmers ahead without collision. It also explains understanding sets and pacing to avoid conflict and maintain pool harmony.
The guide says remove skin and trim fat, avoid added fats by baking roasting grilling poaching or spray. It notes honey and brown sugar have no real nutritional advantage over white sugar and explains fiber comes only from plant foods and is present in fruits vegetables grains and legumes.
A roundup of health oriented programs and support groups hosted by the American Red Cross Mercy Medical Center St. Luke's Hospital and community centers in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Includes blood drive schedules caregiver support bereavement classes prenatal and parenting classes breast feeding and bone health programs with contact numbers for registration or information.
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