Obese children and their parents are also obese. Indeed, the behavior and lifestyle of parents influence their child. Children eat the same food as their parents and they maintain an exercise habit similar to that of their father and mother. Children receive snacks from their parents more easily than before. The report shows that between 1977 and 2006, children's calorie intake from snacks increased from an average of 168 calories per day to 586 calories. The largest are children ages 2 to 6, consuming 181 more calories per day than two decades earlier. This shows that if parents do not limit their children's consumption of high-calorie foods, junk food will cause children to become obese. In addition to this, certain genetic or hormonal elements of parents also cause obesity in children. A genetic defect that parents give to their children, including obesity DNA, will cause congenital obesity in their children. The family environment is therefore one of the main factors responsible for obesity. The formation of obesity is also due to other reasons. As people get older, muscles become soft and flabby, people have less energy to exercise, so age is a factor that causes obesity. Another cause may be pregnancy. After pregnancy, the woman's body cannot be restored to its previous state, which is also a factor that causes