"Let's Move" moves to a younger audience (9 images)

First Lady Michelle Obama meets with students at CentroNia bilingual child care center during a tour of the center in Washington on June 8, 2011. Obama announced her new "Let's Move" childcare campaign which outlines recommendations for child care providers to encourage healthy eating and increase physical activity habits. UPI/Kevin Dietsch

First Lady Michelle Obama (L), Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Gen. James E. Cartwright play with students at CentroNia bilingual child care center during a tour of the center in Washington on June 8, 2011. Obama announced her new "Let's Move" childcare campaign which outlines recommendations for child care providers to encourage healthy eating and increase physical activity habits. UPI/Kevin Dietsch

First Lady Michelle Obama meets with students at CentroNia bilingual child care center during a tour of the center in Washington on June 8, 2011. Obama announced her new "Let's Move" childcare campaign which outlines recommendations for child care providers to encourage healthy eating and increase physical activity habits. UPI/Kevin Dietsch

First Lady Michelle Obama plays with students at CentroNia bilingual child care center during a tour of the center in Washington on June 8, 2011. Obama announced her new "Let's Move" childcare campaign which outlines recommendations for child care providers to encourage healthy eating and increase physical activity habits. UPI/Kevin Dietsch