Only 6.8% of adults have optimal cardiometabolic health

Re:Only 6.8% of adults have optimal cardiometabolic health by urthor on Monday July 04, 2022 @09:06PM (#31983252)

Running/walking with baby is advice I've never seen fail.

We're hunter/gatherers.

Babies are designed to shut up and be happy when we're walking around with them and jiggling them. That's a survival feature.

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Re:Only 6.8% of adults have optimal cardiometabolic health by loeg on Monday July 04, 2022 @09:16PM (#31983301)

Ha. Babies absolutely do not always shut up and be happy walking/jogging/whatever.

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Re:Only 6.8% of adults have optimal cardiometabolic health by musha68k on Monday July 04, 2022 @09:17PM (#31983305)

I assume you had the best intentions with this comment (it does probably apply to a lot of children) but it also is a top contender for that “HN comment of the day” ;)

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Re:Only 6.8% of adults have optimal cardiometabolic health by civilized on Monday July 04, 2022 @09:11PM (#31983281)

Hahahaha. I would have had so many idyllic hikes if this was true of my kid.

Strollers sometimes worked, but they never lasted more than 5 minutes in a papoose/backpack type deal.

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Re:Only 6.8% of adults have optimal cardiometabolic health by musha68k on Monday July 04, 2022 @09:20PM (#31983319)

Same here unfortunately. Strollers, carriers, carrying-without-carriers. All ending in tantrums very soon.

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Re:Only 6.8% of adults have optimal cardiometabolic health by civilized on Monday July 04, 2022 @09:30PM (#31983376)

I'm relieved to hear this is not a unique problem. I was contemplating going back to the stork with a defective baby.

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