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Healthy Resolution 2011 for Children, Adolescents and Adults

Written By share on Monday, January 3, 2011 | 7:54 PM

Usually New Year's resolution was made by adults who already have a mature thinking. And not only adults, children can make new year resolutions, particularly resolution for health and fitness. following some healthy new year resolutions for the entire family: 

Resolution healthy for children 
  • I will try to find a sport (like basketball or soccer) or an activity (like dancing, jumping rope or riding a bike) that I like and do it at least three times a week. 
  • I will always wear a helmet when cycling. 
  • I will drink milk and water, and limit soda and other soft drinks. 
  • I'll get enough sleep every night so I rested and ready to learn and play every day.
Resolution healthy for the young
  • I will eat at least one serving of fruit and vegetables every single day and limit drinking soda. 
  • I'll take care of my body through physical activity and good nutrition.
  • I will choose non-violent television shows and video games only one to two hours each day. 
  • When I feel angry or stressed out, I'll rest and find a healthy way to cope with stress, such as exercising, reading, writing in a journal or discussing my problem with parents or friends. 
Resolution healthy for adults 
  • I'll make sure my child wear a helmet and other appropriate safety sports equipment. 
  • I will provide a variety of healthy foods for the family at each meal. 
  • I would emphasize nutritious foods such as wholemeal bread and cereals, and fruits and vegetables fresh.
  • I will try to find a sport or activity that I like and do it at least three times a week. 
Healthy resolution to the family 
  • We will not eat fast food or less than once each month. 
  • We will be adding a snack of fresh fruit in the daily routine. 
  • We will switch to wheat bread, pasta, and cereals. 
  • We will always examine food labels and avoid foods high in sugar or trans fats. 
  • We will spend 30 minutes outside of playing together as often as possible. 
  • We'll find a place that provides an opportunity for the whole family physically active together. 

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