With all the chocolate, candy bars and junk foods available in almost all corners of this world, is it really hard to imagine that kids nowadays are considered fat?

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 22 million children under the age of five nationwide are overweight. Meanwhile, in Australia, only 7.9 percent are considered overweight children by their parents. But in a recent health survey, the figure is said to be higher than 7.9 percent as a quarter of Aussie children, ages 2 to 12, are overweight or even obese.

The survey also found out that parents are more inclined to focus on their daughters than their sons as figures pointed…