Take time to get caught up on “well” check-ups and dentist appointments this summer. Whether it's creating a schedule to check blood sugar levels or implementing regular exercise, talk with your child now so they’re prepared when school starts. Wheezing and coughing are two of the most common signs of asthma, but other conditions may be harder to spot. It’s important for parents and children to know the symptoms and warning signs of certain chronic conditions like asthma, obesity and diabetes. Monitor chronic conditions such as asthma, obesity and diabetes. Summer break is the perfect time to experiment with new recipes and food groups your child may enjoy during the school year. Healthy eating leads to stable energy, strong bones, muscles and teeth, improved mental health and helps children maintain a healthy weight and prevent chronic diseases. Encourage your child to strive for 60 minutes of physical activity daily.Ĭhoosing wholesome foods is important, particularly for children and teens as they grow and develop. Physical activity improves sleep quality, brain health and cognitive thinking and reduces the risk of cancer and heart disease. Regular physical activity is one of the most important aspects to overall health. The “High Five for Health” summer 2022 campaign encourages Kentuckians to: This multi-faceted education and awareness effort that includes animated videos, social media graphics, message points and materials to be distributed at sporting events, youth organizations and various other locations. Soma High Five kwa Afya kwa Kiswahili hapa. Leer Choca los Cinco por la Salud en español aquí. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you've provided to them or that they've collected from your use of their services.High Five for Health is a partnership between the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky and the Kentucky Department of Education that informs Kentucky students in grades K-12 and their parents of five habits they can form this summer to set themselves up for a successful school year.

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