Recent data indicates that one in ten children aged four and five in their first year of primary school in England is now classified as obese, representing the highest level recorded outside of the COVID-19 pandemic period. This increase in obesity rates among young children has raised concerns about their overall health and well-being. The figures highlight a troubling trend that suggests childhood obesity remains a significant public health issue. While the pandemic years saw elevated obesity levels, the current statistics show that rates have not returned to pre-pandemic norms. This persistent rise underscores the need for continued attention and intervention to address factors contributing to childhood obesity. The data serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced in promoting healthy lifestyles among young children.