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what are healthy habits​

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Answered by Vrishin3568
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Answer:

there are many healthy habits.

1.Taking healthy food and healthy drinks

2.keeping sorroundings clean

3.drinking water as per your weight

4.doing physical exercise daily

5.keeping brain active(now for this you have to read a book.)

6.Taking food at time

7.sleeping early and waking up early.

9. jogging before 8 am(this is because we get b vitamin because of the sun light)

These points will definitly keep the doctor away.

Answered by parvy3740
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Answer:

Healthy Habits for Kids

Topic Overview

Habits are hard to break. That's why the sooner in life we build good, healthy habits, the easier it is to keep them and stay as healthy as possible. And when good habits are in place, it's easier to resist bad ones.

Your child's habits start with you

The most important thing to remember is that you are your child's role model. Your habits affect your children's habits.

If your habits are unhealthy—smoking, drinking too much alcohol, or always expecting the worst, for example—your child is more likely to get those habits.

If your habits are healthy—eating a balanced diet, getting regular exercise, looking forward to tomorrow, for example—your children are more likely to build those habits in their own lives.

What follows is help and advice for building good, lifelong habits in four areas:

Healthy eating.

Regular physical activity.

Staying safe and healthy.

Healthy thinking.

Healthy eating

Healthy eating links

Get the facts:

Healthy Eating for Children

Take action:

Healthy Eating: Helping Your Child Learn Healthy Eating Habits

Healthy Eating: Making Healthy Choices When You Shop

Quick Tips: Making Fast, Healthy Meals

Quick Tips: Healthy Eating on a Budget

Quick Tips: Adding Fruits and Vegetables to Your Diet

Quick Tips: Making Healthy Snacks

More healthy habit information:

Healthy Eating: Helping Your Child Learn Healthy Eating Habits

Healthy Eating: Cutting Unhealthy Fats From Your Diet

Healthy Eating: Making Healthy Choices When You Eat Out

Healthy Eating in Children: Things That Influence Food Choices

Feeding Your Child Using Division of Responsibility

Healthy Eating: Starting a Plan for Change

Regular physical activity

Physical activity links

Get the facts:

Physical Activity for Children and Teens

Helping Children With Disabilities Stay Active

Take action:

Fitness: Teaching Your Child to Stay Active

Quick Tips: Getting Active as a Family

Quick Tips: Getting in Shape Without Spending Money

Quick Tips: Fitting Physical Activity Into Your Day

Quick Tips: Getting Active at Home

More healthy habit information:

Fitness: Adding More Activity to Your Life

Fitness: Staying Active When You Have Young Children

Fitness: Walking for Wellness

Fitness: Choosing Activities That Are Right for You

Quick Tips: Staying Active in Hot Weather

Quick Tips: Staying Active in Cold Weather

Exercise and Physical Activity Ideas

Staying safe and healthy

Health and safety links

Get the facts:

Health and Safety, Birth to 2 Years

Health and Safety, Ages 2 to 5 Years

Take action:

Quick Tips: Helping Your Child Stay Safe and Healthy

Protecting Your Child From Infections

Taking Your Child to Routine Doctor Visits

Sleep: Helping Your Children—and Yourself—Sleep Well

Quick Tips: Using Backpacks Safely

Talking With Your Child About Sex

More healthy habit information:

Health

Protecting Your Child's Skin From Sun

Child Safety: Air Pollution

Basic Dental Care

Handwashing

Teenage Sleep Patterns

Safer Sex

Safety

Child Safety: Pets

Child Safety: Preventing Drowning

Child Safety: Streets and Motor Vehicles

Child Safety: Preventing Child Abduction

Preventing Children's Injuries From Sports and Other Activities

Teen Relationship Abuse

Healthy thinking

Healthy thinking links

Get the facts:

Helping Your Child Build Inner Strength

Take action:

Growth and Development: Helping Your Child Build Self-Esteem

Stress Management: Helping Your Child With Stress

Help Your School-Age Child Develop Social Skills

Helping Your Child Build a Healthy Body Image

Helping Your Child Avoid Tobacco, Drugs, and Alcohol

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