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Cllr Steve Bedser Cabinet Member Health & Wellbeing Health and Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committee Childhood Obesity Inquiry

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Presentation from Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing, Cllr Steve Bedser, to the Childhood Obesity Inquiry. The Inquiry webcast is here: http://www.birmingham.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/122914

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Page 1: Birmingham Childhood Obesity Inquiry

Cllr Steve Bedser

Cabinet Member Health & Wellbeing

Health and Social Care Overview and

Scrutiny Committee

Childhood Obesity Inquiry

Page 2: Birmingham Childhood Obesity Inquiry

Sexual Health

Childhood Obesity - A Public Health Crisis

40% Birmingham children leave primary school either overweight or obese

Childhood Obesity

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Sexual Health

Birmingham Health and Wellbeing

Strategy

• Priority to reduce childhood obesity

• Ambitious and aspirational target

• Reduce childhood overweight and obesity within 5 years

Childhood Obesity

Page 4: Birmingham Childhood Obesity Inquiry

Sexual Health

A first for Birmingham

• Joint strategic priority to reduce childhood obesity across Local Authority and NHS

• Strong political and strategic leadership

Childhood Obesity

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Sexual Health

What is driving this crisis

• Changes in eating habits

• Reductions in activity

Childhood Obesity

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Sexual Health

Changes to our eating patterns over

last 50 years.

•Increase in

convenience/ready to eat

food.

•More food eaten outside

the home.

•Less home

cooking/growing.

•Reduction in skills and

time to prepare meals.

Childhood Obesity

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Sexual Health

Changes to our eating patterns over last 50 years

• Changes to shopping

habits.

• Move from family meals to

‘grab and go’.

• Change in proportion of

income spent on food.

• Social norms.

• Larger portion sizes.

Childhood Obesity

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Sexual Health

Standard servings 1955 and 2001

Childhood Obesity

1955

Fries 72g

Coke 200ml

2001

Fries 205g

Coke 950ml

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Sexual Health

Changes in our activity levels over the

last 50 years• Reduced occupational activity

• Increase in labour saving devices

• More sedentary behaviour e.g. screen time

• Reduction in perceived safety -> reduced outside play

Childhood Obesity

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Sexual Health

Calorie Usage – Changes over 50 years

Childhood Obesity

Per week 1950s/2000s

Shopping on foot/car & supermarket 2400/275

Washing clothes by hand/machine 1500/270

Making a coal fire/gas fire 1300/3

Per hour

Hand lawn mower/electric mower 500/180

No power steering/with it 96/75

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Sexual Health

What needs to happen?• No simple solution

• Multiple interventions required simultaneously

• Focus on:

• Behaviour

• Environment

• Opportunities

Childhood Obesity

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Sexual Health

Alignment of strategic plans to support a

reduction in childhood obesity

Childhood

obesity

Birmingham

Mobility

Action Plan

CCG Plans

Food

Charter

Green Living

Spaces Plan

Cycling &

Walking

Ambition

Birmingham

Development

Plan

District Plans

(8/10 )

Childhood Obesity