Children will be obese, underweight or of normal weight depending on how their parents balance their work schedules because these schedules may affect their adolescent children's eating habits, observe Penn State researchers. Those schedules may be even more important than the number of hours the parents spend at work, said Molly Martin, associate professor of sociology and demography. Adolescents with moms and dads who spend more time at home, especially ...Wednesday 20 August 2014
How Parents Schedule Their Work Hours may Influence Kids' Weight
Children will be obese, underweight or of normal weight depending on how their parents balance their work schedules because these schedules may affect their adolescent children's eating habits, observe Penn State researchers. Those schedules may be even more important than the number of hours the parents spend at work, said Molly Martin, associate professor of sociology and demography. Adolescents with moms and dads who spend more time at home, especially ...
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