One of the best courses of action regarding good teenage health is to create an environment that makes the consumption of healthy food easy for children, but without placing pressure on them to choose healthy food.  Teen food choices aren’t always the best. Does this sound confusing?  This article provides information on how to make this work. Stocking The House With Healthy Food The saying may not be monkey see, monkey eat; however, this is the case when practically placing healthy food in a home.  Without having an individual grocery budget, teenagers tend to eat whatever is in the kitchen when at home.  If you stock up on sliced vegetables to accompany yogurt-based dips or hummus, this can increase eating healthy foods.  Having apples, clementines or apples visible in a bowl on the counter can promote eating fruit. Add a sweet treat in the freezer like Kisko’s freeze pops. It is also recommended that you create an “eat me” box for quick grab-and-go healthy snacks.  For instance, hard-boiled eggs with string cheese and yogurt can be a snack in the refrigerator.  Another snack box includes nuts, whole-grain crackers and dried fruit.  When it comes to drinks, try swapping fizzy soda…