Fewer parents concerned by childhood obesity, survey finds

Fewer parents than ever before are concerned about childhood obesity, falling from 35% in 2007 to 21% now, according to a new study by Bord Bia.

Fewer parents concerned by childhood obesity, survey finds

Fewer parents than ever before are concerned about childhood obesity, falling from 35% in 2007 to 21% now, according to a new study by Bord Bia.

The majority of parents claim they try to make sure their children have a balanced diet, despite four in 10 admitting that it is hard to get them to eat vegetables.

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