<p>Reports the findings of a study using qualitative interviews with mothers of young children about how they conceptualise their children's health and attempt to promote good health and optimal development in their children</p
Background. Recent research has revealed increasing concerns over the number of children entering ...
Aim: This study was undertaken to synthesise recent qualitative literature in the years 2000 to 2009...
Objective: Although ample evidence indicates that child health is compromised by early adversity (e....
Mothers in contemporary western societies are expected to adhere to the principles of intensive pare...
November 2011. Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Phi...
Purpose: To explore childhood obesity through mothers\u27 perceptions, attitudes, beliefs, and behav...
Background: Recent research has revealed increasing concerns over the number of children entering sc...
This thesis explores parental health behaviours in order to develop a questionnaire which will measu...
Summary: This study examined the relationships between children's conceptions of illness etiolo...
Previous studies have found that mothers of overweight children report low levels of concern and con...
This qualitative, descriptive study first explored parents' concept of health and then examined the ...
Introduction: Child care is mostly the responsibility of mothers. Several studies have revealed that...
Introduction: Nutrition in the early childhood days plays a significant role by balancing the holist...
Abstract Background Rates of obesity among children ages zero to five are rapidly increasing. Greate...
The purpose of the study was to assess parent expectations and goals in child health supervision and...
Background. Recent research has revealed increasing concerns over the number of children entering ...
Aim: This study was undertaken to synthesise recent qualitative literature in the years 2000 to 2009...
Objective: Although ample evidence indicates that child health is compromised by early adversity (e....
Mothers in contemporary western societies are expected to adhere to the principles of intensive pare...
November 2011. Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Phi...
Purpose: To explore childhood obesity through mothers\u27 perceptions, attitudes, beliefs, and behav...
Background: Recent research has revealed increasing concerns over the number of children entering sc...
This thesis explores parental health behaviours in order to develop a questionnaire which will measu...
Summary: This study examined the relationships between children's conceptions of illness etiolo...
Previous studies have found that mothers of overweight children report low levels of concern and con...
This qualitative, descriptive study first explored parents' concept of health and then examined the ...
Introduction: Child care is mostly the responsibility of mothers. Several studies have revealed that...
Introduction: Nutrition in the early childhood days plays a significant role by balancing the holist...
Abstract Background Rates of obesity among children ages zero to five are rapidly increasing. Greate...
The purpose of the study was to assess parent expectations and goals in child health supervision and...
Background. Recent research has revealed increasing concerns over the number of children entering ...
Aim: This study was undertaken to synthesise recent qualitative literature in the years 2000 to 2009...
Objective: Although ample evidence indicates that child health is compromised by early adversity (e....
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