All Children’s Hospital Los Angeles locations are open.
Wildfire Support Line for Current Patients, Families and Team Members:
323-361-1121 (no texts)
8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently suspending all in-person classes.
If you are interested in a similar weight management program, please visit our Healthy Weight Clinic page.
Kids N Fitness© is an evidence-based, six-week weight management program for children ages 8-16 experiencing overweight and obesity and their parents. The 1.5 hour-weekly class consists of interactive nutrition education, physical activity, and parent seminars. The entire family is welcome and encouraged to attend. Kids N Fitness© was developed in 2000 to help meet the health needs of children and youth.
Our main goal is to prevent and reduce the complications stemming from childhood obesity by providing children and their families the tools necessary to lead a healthy lifestyle.
Our staff is experienced in providing engaging lessons for the entire family. Families that participate in the program will experience:
As part of our ongoing investigation of program efficacy, we evaluate key health indicators such as participants’ body mass index (BMI), body fat percentage, blood pressure, waist circumference and nutrition knowledge.
Kids N Fitness© has been successfully implemented in hospital, community and school settings. This program is available for license from Children's Hospital Los Angeles. Children's Hospital Los Angeles will provide instructor manuals (designed for health educators, teachers and dietitians) with complete curriculum, eight hours of training, sample of incentives and updates thereof for a two-year period. For information on licensing please reach out at bmanzanarez@chla.usc.edu or 323-361-8245.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently suspending all in-person classes.
If you are interested in a similar weight management program, please visit our Healthy Weight Clinic page.
Megan Lipton-Inga, Director of Kids N Fitness©, recently traveled to Boyle Heights to help educate the community about fitness.
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