We found that children who had lower activity levels had a higher percent body fat and a higher weight.

We found also that there was a correlation between the amount of space that the child had to move around in a child care center and their body composition and their activity levels.

At six and nine months of age it didn't seem to have an effect, but by 12 months of age, when most children are starting to walk and move around a lot more, that's when we saw the effect.

I could eat my body weight in sushi.

We didn't see any differences in animal weight gain or body condition score or ultrasound fat depth.

Even if they can't get down to their ideal body weight, usually any amount of weight they can lose, and keep off, is helpful.