The program is for both parents and children because we know that if we want to help a child get fit and eat healthier, the whole family has to be involved in the process.

Their parents loved it. When I saw how much they loved it, I decided to make them for everyone.

There were instructions how to make the figures at each station. So the parents had to help the children do the folds to make the figures.

The nutrition information will be presented in a way that will make it fun and meaningful for children, as well as their parents. We will do a few food experiments, such as having the kids guess the fat content in several milk samples and having them eat a graham cracker so slowly that they can actually observe and even write down words to describe its taste and texture.

What obligation does the grocery industry have to help parents to healthily feed their children?

Parents don't need government to raise their kids. That's their job, ... But government can help them protect their children from influences they may not want their kids exposed to.