New York City has discovered the perfect recipe for raising children, and has decreed that all children in child care follow it:   The city's Board of Health on Monday announced dramatically stricter rules for all licensed city day cares, including a limit on how much juice kids can drink. Under the new rules, designed to try to cut obesity rates, children must be at least 2 years old before they can take their first sip of juice at day care, and they are only allowed four ounces a day. Other new rules restrict kids' "sedentary time" to less than 30 minutes a day – down from 60 minutes a day currently – and only one half-hour of screen time a week. I applaud this.  Government obviously knows better than parents how much juice a child should drink, and how long children should be sitting or watching television every day.  Government also knows what children should be watching on television, too, by the way, and I hope to see...(Read Full Post)