The studies show just how

The studies show just how early young children take on the societal perceptions of those around them, paying close attention to how adults behave and talk about bodies and food. That pattern continues, and can even worsen, as they grow older. Research assessing the level of body dissatisfaction and dieting awareness in children aged five to eight found that "the desire for thinness emerges in girls at around age six". From that age, girls rated their ideal figure as significantly thinner than their current figure. Again, the children's perception of their mothers' body dissatisfaction predicted whether the girls then also felt dissatisfied with their own bodies. "A substantial proportion of young children have internalised societal beliefs concerning the ideal body shape and are well aware of dieting as a means for achieving this ideal," the authors concluded.

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