Unsweetened Sio
Unsweetened Sio
9 - Too Much Sugar in Schools
9 - Too Much Sugar in Schools
9 - Too Much Sugar in Schools
Wednesday 13th March 2019
Join Siobhan Huggins as she discusses reducing sugar in schools to create healthier learning environments for children. Listen now!
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Get the buttons here!Sugar-Free Schools: Building Healthier Futures for Our Kids
If parents decide that they want to give their kids sugar at night or on weekends, you know great, but at least during school hours, I feel like that should be a sugar-free zone somewhere where kids can, you know, on top of learning and getting this education, also be fed more nutritious meals.
Picture this: classrooms buzzing with energy, not from sugar highs, but from genuine, healthy enthusiasm. In this episode of 'Unsweetened Sio', Siobhan Huggins tackles the sugary elephant in the room—excessive sugar in schools. Siobhan, who’s been on her own journey of conquering sugar addiction, now sets her sights on creating healthier learning environments for children. She dives into the detrimental effects of sugar on kids, from hyperactivity and behavioral issues to weakened immune systems.
But it’s not just about cutting out the sweets; it's about replacing them with healthier habits that can help children thrive both academically and physically. Siobhan passionately advocates for parents and educators to join forces in this mission. She suggests practical ways to motivate and reward children without resorting to sugary treats, emphasizing the long-term benefits of such changes.
With her relatable anecdotes and actionable advice, Siobhan makes a compelling case for why reducing sugar in schools is a step towards a brighter, healthier future for our kids. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or just someone who cares about children's health, this episode is a must-listen.