3 reasons your teenager might skip breakfast – don't fuss but do encourage a healthy start
- Written by Madeline West, PhD Candidate & Lecturer, Deakin University
ShutterstockAs I sit at the breakfast table with 12-year-old Martin, awaiting his daily bowl of Weetbix, I ask him, “So, how many do you do?” With a cheeky grin and a twinkle in his eye, he sits up tall and proudly shares, “I have five!”
But as kids enter their teenage years, interest in breakfast is much more hit-and-miss....

















