5+ Best Mobile Apps to Reduce Child Obesity Levels

Zombies, Run is a zombie adventure story with the aim of getting you moving. It gives participants the chance to save the world and be the hero of your own story. In simple words, it’s an ultra-immersive running game and audio adventure that helps overweight kids.

The app offers detailed graphs and stats for the entire progress and in the background, the user can listen to pulse-pounding songs.

Unhealthy food is the primary reason behind the reasons for overweight and to tackle this issue, this app tracks the calorie intake. It has an easy to use interface and gives reminders when it’s time to log. The user needs to download the app, set goals, and then just track the food and exercise.

The app relies on the proven principles of calorie tracking to help the user to lose weight. It not only tracks the nutrients, but also take note of macros, proteins, water, carbs, and more.

As the name suggests, this Yoga app is designed to train kids in adapting habits of Yoga for their physician and mental wellness. The app includes animations, storytelling, and other such video examples to teach kids yoga. There are several skill levels for kids of different ages. Animated flashcards are also there with kids guiding how to do several yoga poses. Overall, this yoga app is a thoughtful project designed to help kids in living healthier lifestyles.

For anyone to lose weight, they need to form new habits which can be difficult, and this app helps with that. As the name of this app suggests, it’s more about building good habits, and if it’s about weight loss, it helps the same way.

The app allows the user to keep track of the habit on a weekly and monthly basis. If the user is doing reasonably well, there will be a green light; else it would turn into red.

Positive Penguins aim to help children understand their feelings and change their negative feelings which a lot of obese children have. The resilience strategy of the game is based on the idea that negative stories that we know are not wrong, but sometimes they are not true.

The game starts with four penguins that take the user to an interactive journey, where a positive decision needs to be taken and once done successfully, it leads to a more realistic track.