Paediatric Nursing in Obesity Prevention

Children with obesity often face significant psychosocial challenges. Being overweight can negatively impact a child’s self-esteem and lead to difficulties in social interactions with peers, as they may become targets of teasing or bullying, which can cause them to withdraw socially. Obese children may also struggle to participate in physical activities at the same level as their peers, which can limit their involvement and contribute to feelings of isolation. The ongoing stigma and social rejection associated with weight differences can erode a child’s sense of well-being and may lead to serious mental health concerns if not addressed.

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