Gordito Doesn't Mean Healthy: What Every Latina Mother Needs to Know to Raise Fit, Happy, Healthy Kids

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A handbook for Latino parents on the potentially dangerous growth of childhood obesity among Latino children explains how to help prevent and manage a child's weight problems without sacrificing Latino culinary and cultural traditions.

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