20242024ALAlabamaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7171TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8989TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8888TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9393TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7474TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8989TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9090TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8888TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9090TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.60.6TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.54.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.41.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.50.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.92.9TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.42.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.32.3TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.54.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.27.2TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.50.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.90.9TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.40.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.52.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.07.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.08.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue9.49.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.44.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.53.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.31.3TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.74.7TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.73.7TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.25.2TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.04.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.13.1TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.710.7TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.01.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.62.6TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.62.6TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.80.8TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.70.7TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue9.39.3TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.610.6TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.410.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue13.613.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.212.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.05.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.514.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.75.7~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.26.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.023.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.920.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.314.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.18.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.410.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.05.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.026.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.222.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue35.735.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.333.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.518.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.316.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.210.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.015.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.319.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.620.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.017.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.923.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.519.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.23.2~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.430.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.525.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.45.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.920.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.125.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.523.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.717.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.822.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.021.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.77.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.929.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.75.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.58.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.933.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.433.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue35.935.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.817.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.821.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.911.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.639.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue45.645.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.146.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue53.953.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.731.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue45.445.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.026.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue41.041.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.925.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue42.042.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.328.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.633.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.529.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.719.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.238.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue43.943.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue13.213.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.531.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.931.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue41.541.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue11TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueYes10001TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue33TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue99TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue33TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue44TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20242024WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue3232TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue2424TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue99TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1212TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue66TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1414TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue88TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1515TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue2020TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue88TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue280280TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1414TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue3333TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1717TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue66TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1010TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue77TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue66TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue99TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024ALAlabamaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue54.754.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024AKAlaskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue67.667.6TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024AZArizonaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue80.680.6TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024ARArkansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue56.856.8TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024CACaliforniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue85.285.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024COColoradoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue90.390.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024CTConnecticutNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue83.783.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024DEDelawareNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue69.969.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue93.993.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024FLFloridaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue73.073.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024GAGeorgiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue61.761.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024GUGuamNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024HIHawaiiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue86.986.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024IDIdahoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue71.471.4TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024ILIllinoisNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue88.588.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024INIndianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue66.366.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024IAIowaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue78.778.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024KSKansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue76.576.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024KYKentuckyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue58.358.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024LALouisianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue54.254.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MEMaineNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue70.170.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MDMarylandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue82.382.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MAMassachusettsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue84.984.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MIMichiganNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue77.077.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MNMinnesotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue86.786.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MSMississippiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue47.247.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MOMissouriNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue69.569.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MTMontanaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue73.773.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024USNationalNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue76.176.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NENebraskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue82.582.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NVNevadaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue78.278.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NHNew HampshireNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue73.573.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NJNew JerseyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue90.690.6TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NMNew MexicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue74.374.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NYNew YorkNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue87.387.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NCNorth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue59.559.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NDNorth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue84.584.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024OHOhioNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue79.179.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024OKOklahomaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue61.461.4TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024OROregonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue81.081.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024PAPennsylvaniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue78.078.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024PRPuerto RicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024RIRhode IslandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue80.580.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024SCSouth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue53.253.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024SDSouth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue79.479.4TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024TNTennesseeNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue57.357.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024TXTexasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue75.875.8TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024UTUtahNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue90.090.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024VTVermontNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue70.570.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024VAVirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue74.074.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024VIVirgin IslandsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WAWashingtonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue78.978.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WVWest VirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue53.953.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WIWisconsinNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue80.980.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WYWyomingNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue76.076.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024ALAlabamaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue53.053.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024AKAlaskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue64.964.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024AZArizonaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue87.087.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024ARArkansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue51.651.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024CACaliforniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue90.090.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024COColoradoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue91.791.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024CTConnecticutNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue70.570.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024DEDelawareNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue74.674.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue98.098.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024FLFloridaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue75.575.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024GAGeorgiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue61.761.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024GUGuamNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024HIHawaiiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue83.083.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024IDIdahoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue76.676.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024ILIllinoisNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue87.787.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024INIndianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue71.971.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024IAIowaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue82.782.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024KSKansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue76.576.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024KYKentuckyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue61.961.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024LALouisianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue56.056.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MEMaineNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue59.059.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MDMarylandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue80.380.3TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MAMassachusettsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue84.484.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MIMichiganNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue70.970.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MNMinnesotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue79.079.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MSMississippiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue45.045.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MOMissouriNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue69.669.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024MTMontanaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue71.771.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024USNationalNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue75.975.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NENebraskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue89.389.3TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NVNevadaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue92.992.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NHNew HampshireNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue60.860.8TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NJNew JerseyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue88.088.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NMNew MexicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue78.878.8TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NYNew YorkNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue81.181.1TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NCNorth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue57.657.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024NDNorth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue82.282.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024OHOhioNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue75.775.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024OKOklahomaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue54.954.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024OROregonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue80.380.3TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024PAPennsylvaniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue73.173.1TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024PRPuerto RicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024RIRhode IslandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue76.076.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024SCSouth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue54.854.8TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024SDSouth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue81.481.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024TNTennesseeNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue53.753.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024TXTexasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue77.077.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024UTUtahNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue93.993.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024VTVermontNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue64.764.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024VAVirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue71.571.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024VIVirgin IslandsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WAWashingtonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue80.280.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WVWest VirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue48.248.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WIWisconsinNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue73.273.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232024WYWyomingNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - EnvironmentPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue81.281.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue22TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueYes10001TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueYes10001TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue33TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue88TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue33TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue44TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20232023WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9393TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7474TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8888TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7474TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9191TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8888TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7272TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.01.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.03.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.40.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.61.6TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.41.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.05.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.53.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.012.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.75.7TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.94.9TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.80.8TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.04.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.14.1TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.82.8TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.42.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.40.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.46.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.05.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.84.8TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.44.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.38.3TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.54.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.06.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.82.8TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.52.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.427.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.02.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.02.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.54.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.96.9TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.03.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.22.2TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.32.3TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.15.1TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.64.6TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.87.8TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.02.0TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.74.7TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.42.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.42.4TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.512.5TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.21.2TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.74.7TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase energy drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q070VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.47.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue13.413.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.414.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.05.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.74.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.88.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.35.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.238.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.326.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.319.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.714.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.520.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.920.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.526.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.34.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.714.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.33.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.928.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.815.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.824.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.930.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.831.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.118.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.324.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.516.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue9.49.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.78.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.48.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.711.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.117.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.124.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.019.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.228.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.414.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.114.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.023.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.628.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.716.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue35.335.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.65.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.217.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.524.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.04.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.219.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.814.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.026.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.623.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.320.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.211.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.911.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.96.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.55.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue40.240.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.933.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.936.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue40.740.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.536.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.731.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue50.850.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.515.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.227.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.87.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.738.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue43.143.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.246.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue45.545.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue55.655.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.331.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue40.640.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue51.151.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.522.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.014.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.221.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.123.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.222.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue43.843.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.727.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.238.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.721.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.027.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.612.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue48.348.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.234.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.234.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue44.044.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.614.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.626.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.631.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue13.013.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue37.237.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue11TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueYes10001TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue33TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue88TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue55TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue44TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ALAlabamaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AKAlaskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022AZArizonaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ARArkansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CACaliforniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022COColoradoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022CTConnecticutNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DEDelawareNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022FLFloridaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GAGeorgiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022GUGuamNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022HIHawaiiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IDIdahoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022ILIllinoisNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022INIndianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022IAIowaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KSKansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022KYKentuckyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022LALouisianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MEMaineNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MDMarylandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MAMassachusettsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MIMichiganNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MNMinnesotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MSMississippiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MOMissouriNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022MTMontanaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022USNationalNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue3737TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NENebraskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NVNevadaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NHNew HampshireNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NJNew JerseyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NMNew MexicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NYNew YorkNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NCNorth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022NDNorth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OHOhioNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OKOklahomaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022OROregonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PAPennsylvaniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022PRPuerto RicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022RIRhode IslandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SCSouth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022SDSouth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TNTennesseeNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022TXTexasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022UTUtahNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VTVermontNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VAVirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022VIVirgin IslandsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WAWashingtonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WVWest VirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WIWisconsinNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20222022WYWyomingNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ALAlabamaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue51.751.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022AKAlaskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue70.370.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022AZArizonaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue81.181.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ARArkansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue57.757.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022CACaliforniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue84.284.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022COColoradoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue88.188.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022CTConnecticutNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue81.581.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022DEDelawareNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue67.967.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue89.589.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022FLFloridaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue69.369.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022GAGeorgiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue61.861.8TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022GUGuamNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022HIHawaiiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue87.587.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022IDIdahoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue72.872.8TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ILIllinoisNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue87.287.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022INIndianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue66.666.6TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022IAIowaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue79.079.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022KSKansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue76.976.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022KYKentuckyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue60.360.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022LALouisianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue56.656.6TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MEMaineNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue71.971.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MDMarylandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue82.382.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MAMassachusettsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue84.084.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MIMichiganNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue76.476.4TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MNMinnesotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue87.087.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MSMississippiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue45.045.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MOMissouriNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue71.471.4TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MTMontanaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue75.175.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022USNationalNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue75.975.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NENebraskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue81.581.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NVNevadaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue80.080.0TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NHNew HampshireNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue74.374.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NJNew JerseyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue91.991.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NMNew MexicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue74.474.4TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NYNew YorkNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue87.587.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NCNorth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue59.959.9TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NDNorth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue78.278.2TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OHOhioNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue76.876.8TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OKOklahomaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue63.363.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OROregonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue81.581.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022PAPennsylvaniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue78.178.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022PRPuerto RicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022RIRhode IslandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue81.881.8TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022SCSouth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue53.353.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022SDSouth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue81.781.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022TNTennesseeNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue57.357.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022TXTexasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue75.375.3TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022UTUtahNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue89.789.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VTVermontNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue74.774.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VAVirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue76.676.6TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VIVirgin IslandsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WAWashingtonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue77.577.5TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WVWest VirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue55.155.1TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WIWisconsinNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue80.780.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WYWyomingNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with parks or playground areas available in their neighborhoodValue77.777.7TotalPAPA2Q077VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ALAlabamaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue50.050.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022AKAlaskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue69.269.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022AZArizonaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue86.186.1TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ARArkansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue55.455.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022CACaliforniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue89.889.8TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022COColoradoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue90.990.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022CTConnecticutNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue71.571.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022DEDelawareNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue74.474.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue98.498.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022FLFloridaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue74.374.3TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022GAGeorgiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue60.660.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022GUGuamNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022HIHawaiiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue84.484.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022IDIdahoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue77.077.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ILIllinoisNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue85.685.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022INIndianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue69.469.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022IAIowaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue81.181.1TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022KSKansasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue77.477.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022KYKentuckyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue63.963.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022LALouisianaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue58.358.3TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MEMaineNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue61.761.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MDMarylandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue80.280.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MAMassachusettsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue85.985.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MIMichiganNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue73.673.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MNMinnesotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue79.779.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MSMississippiNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue42.742.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MOMissouriNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue70.570.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MTMontanaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue71.771.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022USNationalNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue75.775.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NENebraskaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue87.587.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NVNevadaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue90.290.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NHNew HampshireNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue63.063.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NJNew JerseyNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue88.288.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NMNew MexicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue78.078.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NYNew YorkNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue81.181.1TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NCNorth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue59.659.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NDNorth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue78.378.3TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OHOhioNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue77.577.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OKOklahomaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue52.852.8TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OROregonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue81.781.7TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022PAPennsylvaniaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue71.571.5TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022PRPuerto RicoNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022RIRhode IslandNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue79.079.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022SCSouth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue53.453.4TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022SDSouth DakotaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue81.281.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022TNTennesseeNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue51.651.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022TXTexasNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue75.975.9TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022UTUtahNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue93.093.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VTVermontNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue66.666.6TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VAVirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue73.173.1TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VIVirgin IslandsNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WAWashingtonNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue78.278.2TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WVWest VirginiaNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue50.050.0TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WIWisconsinNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue73.173.1TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WYWyomingNational Survey of Children's Health - Environmental or Policy SupportsPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children 1-17 years with sidewalks or walking paths available in their neighborhoodValue82.882.8TotalPAPA2Q078VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ALAlabamaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue33.933.9TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022AKAlaskaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.829.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022AZArizonaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue32.332.3TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ARArkansasNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue42.042.0TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022CACaliforniaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue25.825.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022COColoradoNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue25.525.5TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022CTConnecticutNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue23.823.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022DEDelawareNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.529.5TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue25.225.2TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022FLFloridaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue34.934.9TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022GAGeorgiaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue31.231.2TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022GUGuamNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022HIHawaiiNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue35.835.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022IDIdahoNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue32.432.4TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022ILIllinoisNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.229.2TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022INIndianaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue33.733.7TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022IAIowaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue30.830.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022KSKansasNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.129.1TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022KYKentuckyNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue36.036.0TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022LALouisianaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue40.040.0TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MEMaineNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue25.725.7TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MDMarylandNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue23.623.6TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MAMassachusettsNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue19.419.4TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MIMichiganNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue25.925.9TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MNMinnesotaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue22.022.0TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MSMississippiNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue42.342.3TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MOMissouriNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue32.132.1TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022MTMontanaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue30.330.3TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022USNationalNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue30.430.4TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NENebraskaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.429.4TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NVNevadaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue34.734.7TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NHNew HampshireNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue22.422.4TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NJNew JerseyNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue27.827.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NMNew MexicoNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue36.036.0TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NYNew YorkNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue28.528.5TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NCNorth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue31.631.6TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022NDNorth DakotaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.029.0TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OHOhioNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.129.1TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OKOklahomaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue42.142.1TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022OROregonNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue25.325.3TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022PAPennsylvaniaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue29.829.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022PRPuerto RicoNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022RIRhode IslandNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue27.927.9TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022SCSouth CarolinaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue32.832.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022SDSouth DakotaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue31.731.7TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022TNTennesseeNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue35.035.0TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022TXTexasNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue36.836.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022UTUtahNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue28.328.3TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VTVermontNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue25.725.7TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VAVirginiaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue27.827.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022VIVirgin IslandsNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WAWashingtonNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue24.624.6TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WVWest VirginiaNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue36.836.8TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WIWisconsinNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue27.127.1TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212022WYWyomingNational Survey of Children's HealthFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of children ages 1-17 who lived in households that were not always able to afford nutritious mealsValue33.533.5TotalFVFV2Q074VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ALAlabamaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.218.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AKAlaskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.820.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AZArizonaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.46.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ARArkansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.931.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CACaliforniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value40.940.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021COColoradoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value35.135.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CTConnecticutBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value53.553.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DEDelawareBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value83.483.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DCDistrict of ColumbiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value48.248.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021FLFloridaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.531.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GAGeorgiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.632.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GUGuamBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021HIHawaiiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.112.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IDIdahoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value9.89.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ILIllinoisBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value25.825.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021INIndianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.132.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IAIowaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value8.88.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KSKansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value52.952.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KYKentuckyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.415.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021LALouisianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value56.856.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MEMaineBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value16.916.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MDMarylandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value23.523.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MAMassachusettsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value36.636.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MIMichiganBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.932.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MNMinnesotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.022.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MSMississippiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value65.465.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MOMissouriBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.820.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MTMontanaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value40.240.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021USNationalBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value28.928.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NENebraskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.714.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NVNevadaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.813.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NHNew HampshireBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value51.751.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NJNew JerseyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value28.428.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NMNew MexicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value80.280.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NYNew YorkBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value35.135.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NCNorth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value35.735.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NDNorth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.012.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OHOhioBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value23.023.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OKOklahomaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.331.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OROregonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.517.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PAPennsylvaniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value29.829.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PRPuerto RicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.80.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021RIRhode IslandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value95.995.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SCSouth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value47.547.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SDSouth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value4.64.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TNTennesseeBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.814.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TXTexasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value16.916.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021UTUtahBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.010.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VTVermontBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value11.111.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VAVirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.813.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VIVirgin IslandsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WAWashingtonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.622.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WVWest VirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.420.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WIWisconsinBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value21.121.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WYWyomingBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value2.32.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue00TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue33TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue88TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue55TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue44TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20212021WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7272TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9090TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8484TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8787TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7070TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.618.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.020.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.26.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.331.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value40.840.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value36.336.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value52.152.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value84.384.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value50.050.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value30.930.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value33.933.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value11.411.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value9.69.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value24.624.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.132.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value8.48.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value51.551.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.415.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value54.954.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.217.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value24.724.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value36.136.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.631.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value21.021.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value57.357.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.820.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value38.638.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value29.129.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.613.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.814.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value51.751.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value29.129.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value72.072.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value33.433.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value41.141.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.212.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.322.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value30.930.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.418.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value29.329.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.80.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value96.396.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value47.947.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value4.44.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.414.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.020.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value9.89.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.610.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.513.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.622.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.120.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.022.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value1.91.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.120.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.515.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.510.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue13.413.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.44.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.310.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.58.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.919.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.731.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.56.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.928.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.626.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.729.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.511.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.318.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.620.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.033.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.55.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.315.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.83.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.731.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.617.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.022.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.427.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.233.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.718.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.122.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.720.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.67.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.910.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.410.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.320.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.622.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.221.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.521.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.421.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.917.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.05.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.522.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.025.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.314.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.131.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.75.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.722.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.416.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.71.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue37.437.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.625.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.724.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.824.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.87.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.631.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.812.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.739.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.746.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.28.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue40.840.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.236.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue44.344.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.939.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.739.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.831.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue53.253.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.122.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.126.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.311.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue41.541.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.739.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue43.843.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue44.444.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue53.853.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.136.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue50.850.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.927.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.734.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue32.932.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.429.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.046.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.534.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue32.632.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.728.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue35.435.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.122.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue45.745.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue37.437.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.730.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue44.744.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.816.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue37.537.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.625.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.910.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue24.924.9TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue66.366.3TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue62.362.3TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue29.129.1TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue79.579.5TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue82.382.3TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue82.082.0TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue61.361.3TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue99.899.8TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue56.956.9TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue36.736.7TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue70.270.2TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue56.556.5TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue78.678.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue42.142.1TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue50.950.9TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue47.547.5TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue33.133.1TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue34.934.9TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue25.725.7TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue73.973.9TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue85.485.4TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue59.659.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue66.266.2TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue21.621.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue47.647.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue55.655.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue55.755.7TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue81.781.7TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue54.754.7TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue89.889.8TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue67.867.8TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue82.282.2TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue39.039.0TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue44.744.7TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue59.659.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue37.537.5TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue80.380.3TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue61.661.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue78.978.9TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue28.028.0TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue39.039.0TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue34.434.4TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue52.652.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue78.078.0TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue34.634.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue55.255.2TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue70.670.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue25.625.6TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue59.959.9TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingNational Environmental Public Health Tracking NetworkPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of U.S. population living within 1/2 mile of a parkValue64.364.3TotalPAPA2Q050VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue00TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue22TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue66TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue55TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue33TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ALAlabamaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AKAlaskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020AZArizonaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ARArkansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CACaliforniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020COColoradoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020CTConnecticutNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DEDelawareNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020FLFloridaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GAGeorgiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020GUGuamNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020HIHawaiiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IDIdahoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020ILIllinoisNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020INIndianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020IAIowaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KSKansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020KYKentuckyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020LALouisianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MEMaineNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MDMarylandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MAMassachusettsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MIMichiganNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MNMinnesotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MSMississippiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MOMissouriNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020MTMontanaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020USNationalNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue3636TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NENebraskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NVNevadaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NHNew HampshireNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NJNew JerseyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NMNew MexicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NYNew YorkNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NCNorth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020NDNorth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OHOhioNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OKOklahomaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020OROregonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PAPennsylvaniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020PRPuerto RicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020RIRhode IslandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SCSouth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020SDSouth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TNTennesseeNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020TXTexasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020UTUtahNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VTVermontNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VAVirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020VIVirgin IslandsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WAWashingtonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WVWest VirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WIWisconsinNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20202020WYWyomingNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.118.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value19.319.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.66.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value27.827.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value42.242.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value37.537.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value45.945.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value84.484.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value49.449.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value29.929.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value34.434.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.012.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value8.48.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.922.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.731.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value8.18.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value46.846.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.315.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value53.253.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.517.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.320.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value37.037.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value34.134.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.732.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value35.335.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.815.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value26.826.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value27.927.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.813.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.915.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value50.650.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value26.726.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value63.563.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value24.024.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value41.641.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.013.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.618.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.922.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.732.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value28.528.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.70.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value96.496.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value43.743.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value5.15.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.820.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.417.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value9.49.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.710.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.912.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value25.525.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.415.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.517.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value1.91.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue00TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue22TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue66TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue55TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue33TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ALAlabamaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AKAlaskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019AZArizonaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ARArkansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CACaliforniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019COColoradoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019CTConnecticutNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DEDelawareNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019FLFloridaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GAGeorgiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019GUGuamNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019HIHawaiiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IDIdahoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019ILIllinoisNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019INIndianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019IAIowaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KSKansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019KYKentuckyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019LALouisianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MEMaineNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MDMarylandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MAMassachusettsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MIMichiganNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MNMinnesotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MSMississippiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MOMissouriNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019MTMontanaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019USNationalNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue3636TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NENebraskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NVNevadaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NHNew HampshireNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NJNew JerseyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NMNew MexicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NYNew YorkNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NCNorth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019NDNorth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OHOhioNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OKOklahomaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019OROregonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PAPennsylvaniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019PRPuerto RicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019RIRhode IslandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SCSouth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019SDSouth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TNTennesseeNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019TXTexasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019UTUtahNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VTVermontNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VAVirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019VIVirgin IslandsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WAWashingtonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WVWest VirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WIWisconsinNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20192019WYWyomingNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue6969TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8383TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue6868TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7272TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue6868TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8686TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7979TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7171TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9090TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7575TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7878TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7272TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue9696TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7272TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7777TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7373TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8282TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8181TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8585TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue8080TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingCDC Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care SurveyBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsAverage Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care (mPINC) score among hospitalsValue7676TotalBFBF2Q009VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue2020TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsExistence of state-level Food Policy CouncilValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q022VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue3232TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1212TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue44TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue77TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1414TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1010TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue88TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue88TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue2121TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue99TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue261261TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue33TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue55TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue3030TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue1515TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue22TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue44TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue66TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue44TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue66TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue11TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue88TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue99TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue44TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingFruits and Vegetables Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsNumber of local food policy councils in each stateValue00TotalFVFV2Q026VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value16.516.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value3.43.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.86.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value21.721.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value44.844.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value48.948.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value46.346.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value88.188.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value49.049.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.517.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.131.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.112.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value9.89.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.322.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value31.031.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value8.18.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value41.141.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value24.524.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value41.641.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.418.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.218.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value19.019.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value30.330.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value30.630.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.512.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.213.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value27.927.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value26.126.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.812.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value16.316.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value49.449.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.918.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value54.354.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value21.621.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value37.637.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.813.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value16.516.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value21.721.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value52.652.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value25.025.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value1.11.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value86.086.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value41.741.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value4.94.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value21.121.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.120.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value8.68.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.410.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.712.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.418.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value8.18.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value16.016.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value2.42.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.427.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.014.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.611.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.46.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue1.41.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.221.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.528.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.76.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.17.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.934.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.422.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.510.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.118.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.37.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.522.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.43.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.626.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.423.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.820.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.029.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.527.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.422.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.119.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.96.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.516.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.88.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.910.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.416.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.018.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.418.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.322.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.017.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.714.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue7.57.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.422.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.215.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.326.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.416.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.030.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue5.45.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.730.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.920.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue3.13.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.415.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.746.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.925.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.320.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.623.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.917.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.72.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.339.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue47.547.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue13.313.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.012.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue44.244.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.936.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.638.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.827.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.823.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue35.435.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.815.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.838.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.946.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue42.442.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue47.547.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue52.452.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue45.145.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue60.560.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.226.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.834.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue32.332.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.328.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.726.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue44.144.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.633.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.139.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.828.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.034.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.314.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue40.940.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.038.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.833.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.530.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue43.743.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.720.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.836.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.933.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.610.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.738.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue00TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue11TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue66TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue66TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue44TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ALAlabamaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AKAlaskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018AZArizonaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ARArkansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CACaliforniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018COColoradoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018CTConnecticutNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DEDelawareNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018FLFloridaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GAGeorgiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018GUGuamNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018HIHawaiiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IDIdahoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018ILIllinoisNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018INIndianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018IAIowaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KSKansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018KYKentuckyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018LALouisianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MEMaineNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MDMarylandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MAMassachusettsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MIMichiganNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MNMinnesotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MSMississippiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MOMissouriNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018MTMontanaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018USNationalNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue3636TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NENebraskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NVNevadaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NHNew HampshireNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NJNew JerseyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NMNew MexicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NYNew YorkNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NCNorth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018NDNorth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OHOhioNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OKOklahomaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018OROregonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PAPennsylvaniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018PRPuerto RicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018RIRhode IslandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SCSouth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018SDSouth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TNTennesseeNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018TXTexasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018UTUtahNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VTVermontNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VAVirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018VIVirgin IslandsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WAWashingtonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WVWest VirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WIWisconsinNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20182018WYWyomingNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.815.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value29.529.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value2.32.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value9.99.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value42.942.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value26.926.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value46.646.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value87.287.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value66.366.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.312.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.818.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value19.919.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.76.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.315.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value28.828.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value3.13.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value16.216.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value23.423.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.013.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.318.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value25.825.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.015.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value26.326.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.822.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.26.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.410.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.412.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value22.222.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.910.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.114.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value50.650.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.517.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value35.635.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.220.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value38.038.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value1.71.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.618.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.914.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value49.049.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.615.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value2.32.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value99.899.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value38.738.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value4.64.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value11.311.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value17.017.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value7.97.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value11.111.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.213.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.118.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value5.85.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.015.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value2.12.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue00TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue00TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue00TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for moderate- to vigorous- intensity physical activity for preschoolersValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q052VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue55TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueYes10001TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for prohibiting use of media and computers with children younger than 2 yearsValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q065VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue66TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving fruitsValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q032VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue44TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueYes10001TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesFruits and VegetablesFruits and Vegetables - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for serving vegetablesValueNo10002TotalFVFV2Q033VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ALAlabamaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AKAlaskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017AZArizonaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ARArkansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CACaliforniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017COColoradoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017CTConnecticutNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DEDelawareNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017DCDistrict of ColumbiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017FLFloridaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GAGeorgiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017GUGuamNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017HIHawaiiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IDIdahoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017ILIllinoisNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017INIndianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017IAIowaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KSKansasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017KYKentuckyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017LALouisianaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MEMaineNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MDMarylandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MAMassachusettsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MIMichiganNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MNMinnesotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MSMississippiNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MOMissouriNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017MTMontanaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017USNationalNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue3535TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NENebraskaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NVNevadaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NHNew HampshireNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NJNew JerseyNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NMNew MexicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NYNew YorkNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NCNorth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017NDNorth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OHOhioNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OKOklahomaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017OROregonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PAPennsylvaniaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017PRPuerto RicoNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017RIRhode IslandNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SCSouth CarolinaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017SDSouth DakotaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TNTennesseeNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017TXTexasNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017UTUtahNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VTVermontNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VAVirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017VIVirgin IslandsNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WAWashingtonNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WVWest VirginiaNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueYes10001TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WIWisconsinNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20172017WYWyomingNational Complete Streets CoalitionPhysical ActivityPhysical Activity - Environmental or Policy SupportsState has adopted some form of a Complete Streets policyValueNo10002TotalPAPA2Q053VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ALAlabamaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.613.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AKAlaskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value29.329.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AZArizonaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value2.22.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ARArkansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.96.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CACaliforniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value38.938.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016COColoradoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.013.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CTConnecticutBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value47.047.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DEDelawareBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value85.885.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DCDistrict of ColumbiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.232.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016FLFloridaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.410.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GAGeorgiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.412.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GUGuamBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016HIHawaiiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value19.519.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IDIdahoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.66.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ILIllinoisBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value7.87.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016INIndianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value23.123.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IAIowaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value3.13.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KSKansasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.715.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KYKentuckyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.320.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016LALouisianaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.712.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MEMaineBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value19.419.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MDMarylandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.813.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MAMassachusettsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.213.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MIMichiganBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value26.226.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MNMinnesotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value20.120.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MSMississippiBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.16.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MOMissouriBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.06.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MTMontanaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value9.19.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016USNationalBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.318.3TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NENebraskaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.910.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NVNevadaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.114.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NHNew HampshireBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value50.050.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NJNew JerseyBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value13.613.6TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NMNew MexicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value33.833.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NYNew YorkBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.912.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NCNorth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value28.728.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NDNorth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value1.71.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OHOhioBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value18.118.1TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OKOklahomaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.910.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OROregonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value32.432.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PAPennsylvaniaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.412.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PRPuerto RicoBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016RIRhode IslandBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value98.298.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SCSouth CarolinaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value33.433.4TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SDSouth DakotaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value6.06.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TNTennesseeBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value11.211.2TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TXTexasBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value14.814.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016UTUtahBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value7.97.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VTVermontBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value10.810.8TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VAVirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value12.912.9TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VIVirgin IslandsBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WAWashingtonBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value11.511.5TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WVWest VirginiaBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value0.00.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WIWisconsinBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value15.715.7TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WYWyomingBreastfeeding Surveillance SourcesBreastfeedingBreastfeeding - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of live births occurring at facilities designated as "baby friendly" by the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI)Value2.02.0TotalBFBF2Q016VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.521.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.012.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue11.811.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue10.210.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.04.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.26.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.58.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.918.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.324.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue0.00.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue4.44.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.339.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.424.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.429.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.516.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.715.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.422.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue9.09.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.516.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue6.36.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.422.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.319.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.514.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.123.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.830.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.722.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.714.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue9.39.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.015.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.28.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue13.613.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.317.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.421.4TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue19.019.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue23.523.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.717.7TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.814.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue37.237.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.68.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue22.022.0TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue18.818.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.325.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue17.117.1TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue28.928.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.58.5TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue32.232.2TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue24.324.3TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue2.92.9TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.816.8TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase soda pop or fruit drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.612.6TotalSDSD2Q062VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ALAlabamaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.446.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AKAlaskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.420.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AZArizonaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue25.325.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ARArkansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue16.616.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CACaliforniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue21.321.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016COColoradoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CTConnecticutSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.18.1TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DEDelawareSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.729.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DCDistrict of ColumbiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016FLFloridaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue40.240.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GAGeorgiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.739.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GUGuamSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue14.314.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016HIHawaiiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.58.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IDIdahoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue48.448.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ILIllinoisSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.736.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016INIndianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue43.743.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IAIowaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KSKansasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue42.942.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KYKentuckySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.830.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016LALouisianaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue48.348.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MEMaineSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue30.430.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MDMarylandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.634.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MAMassachusettsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue12.812.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MIMichiganSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue34.434.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MNMinnesotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue45.545.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MSMississippiSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.736.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MOMissouriSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue47.347.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MTMontanaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue54.754.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016USNationalSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NENebraskaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue46.446.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NVNevadaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue60.960.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NHNew HampshireSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue26.926.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NJNew JerseySchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.831.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NMNew MexicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.327.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NYNew YorkSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue42.242.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NCNorth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue27.627.6TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NDNorth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue47.247.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OHOhioSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue31.731.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OKOklahomaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue38.838.8TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OROregonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.029.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PAPennsylvaniaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue29.929.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PRPuerto RicoSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue40.740.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016RIRhode IslandSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue15.915.9TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SCSouth CarolinaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue51.251.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SDSouth DakotaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue47.547.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TNTennesseeSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue33.433.4TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TXTexasSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue35.535.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016UTUtahSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue39.039.0TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VTVermontSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue20.720.7TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VAVirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue36.236.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VIVirgin IslandsSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue~Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WAWashingtonSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue37.537.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WVWest VirginiaSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue8.28.2TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WIWisconsinSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue42.542.5TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WYWyomingSchool Health Profiles (Profiles)Sugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsPercent of secondary schools that allowed students to purchase sports drinks from one or more vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack barValue45.345.3TotalSDSD2Q063VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MSMississippiECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE28TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MOMissouriECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE29TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MTMontanaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE30TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016USNationalECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue00TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE59TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NENebraskaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE31TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NVNevadaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE32TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NHNew HampshireECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE33TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NJNew JerseyECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE34TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NMNew MexicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE35TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NYNew YorkECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE36TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NCNorth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE37TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016NDNorth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE38TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OHOhioECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE39TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OKOklahomaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE40TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016OROregonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE41TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PAPennsylvaniaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE42TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016PRPuerto RicoECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE72TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016RIRhode IslandECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE44TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SCSouth CarolinaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE45TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016SDSouth DakotaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE46TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TNTennesseeECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE47TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016TXTexasECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE48TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016UTUtahECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE49TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VTVermontECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE50TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VAVirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE51TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016VIVirgin IslandsECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE78TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WAWashingtonECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE53TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WVWest VirginiaECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE54TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WIWisconsinECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE55TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016WYWyomingECE Surveillance SourcesSugar DrinksSugar Drinks - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for avoiding sugar, including concentrated sweets such as candy, sodas, sweetened drinks, fruit nectars, and flavored milkValueNo10002TotalSDSD2Q064VALUE56TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ALAlabamaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE01TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AKAlaskaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE02TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016AZArizonaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE04TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ARArkansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE05TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CACaliforniaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE06TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016COColoradoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE08TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016CTConnecticutECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE09TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DEDelawareECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE10TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016DCDistrict of ColumbiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE11TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016FLFloridaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE12TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GAGeorgiaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE13TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016GUGuamECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValue-Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported.TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE66TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016HIHawaiiECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE15TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IDIdahoECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE16TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016ILIllinoisECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE17TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016INIndianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE18TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016IAIowaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE19TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KSKansasECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE20TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016KYKentuckyECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE21TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016LALouisianaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE22TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MEMaineECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE23TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MDMarylandECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE24TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MAMassachusettsECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE25TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MIMichiganECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE26TotalTotalOVROVERALL20162016MNMinnesotaECE Surveillance SourcesMedia UseMedia Use - Environmental or Policy SupportsState child care regulations align with national standards for limiting total media time for children 2 years or older to not more than 30 minutes once a weekValueNo10002TotalMUMU2Q066VALUE27TotalTotalOVROVERALL