A research indicates that without a mother's diet, a strong factor to indicate obesity, children are more likely develop health related problems.

Deborah Good, an author of the paper said that everyone likes variety, but when there is a choice, humans are tending to eat more than when there is no variety, and leads to overeating.
George Davis, a professor said that their study shows that environmental factors are just as important as a mother's diet when it comes to obesity.
The team of researchers mentioned that if low-fat foods are more readily available, or priced competitively with high-fat and unhealthy foods, even babies born to overweight mothers could counter their prenatal environment and avoid being overweight themselves.
The research is published in the journal Endocrinology.
Source-ANI