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Updated: 10:28 AM Jul 1, 2009
Mothers Underestimate Child's Weight
A mother's ability to recognize a weight problem in her child may be dependent on her own weight.
Posted: 8:11 AM Jul 1, 2009Reporter: KKTV Email Address: news@kktv.com |
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A mother's ability to recognize a weight problem in her child may be dependent on her own weight.
A new study shows overweight mothers often tend to underestimate their child's weight.
Researchers say the findings present a challenge for doctors who work with overweight kids and their parents.
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