Childhood obesity is one of the biggest issues of today, requiring serious attention and involvement from all systems. The number of obese children worldwide is dramatically increasing, leading many scientists to show interest in studying this topic. Obesity comes with numerous health consequences, as obese children have an increased risk of developing type II diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure. In addition to these illnesses, obese children are increasingly facing emotional challenges, resulting in reduced self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and overall social isolation. Genetic inheritance, environmental factors, psychological causes, and diseases are the most common risks for obesity development. Preventing childhood obesity is crucial to addressing this problem. It is important to raise awareness among parents, caregivers, educational institutions, and the entire community about the importance of healthy eating habits, regular physical activity, and maintaining healthy lifestyles. Continuous education for parents, educators, and healthcare professionals will provide valuable guidance on developing healthy eating habits, and timely intervention can be enabled through regular monitoring and early diagnosis. Preschools and schools play an important role in promoting healthy eating habits and physical activity. They should provide balanced meals following dietary guidelines and allocate time for physical activity during the day. However, family support is the most crucial aspect in preventing childhood obesity, as family meals provide an opportunity to promote healthy habits, cook together, and consume balanced meals. In conclusion, obesity requires a comprehensive community approach, and only through collective efforts can we ensure a healthier future for children.