Objective: To compare the number of foods accepted by children aged 0 to 5 years old with picky eating who attended school or not. Methods: Retrospective cross-sectional study with data from 94 children aged 0 to 5 years with picky eating attended at a feeding difficulty (FD) reference center. The patient's diagnosis is based on the Kerzner classification and the food repertoire was assessed using the food recall. The child's attendance at school or not was reported by the child’s parent/caregivers. Chi-square and t-student tests were used for possible differences. Results: Most children were male (64.9%), older than 2 years old (78.7%), normal weight (86.0%), mild picky (77, 7%) and without an organic disease (63.7%). The average number of...
Introduction: Food and nutrition are important determinants of non-communicable diseases such as chi...
Nutrition has a strong physical, emotional and intellectual impact on a child’s ability to learn. I...
AbstractObjectivesTo describe the dietary patterns of children inside and outside school and investi...
Objective: To compare the participation of food groups – fresh and minimally processed, processed, a...
Objective: To compare the participation of food groups – fresh and minimally processed, processed, a...
Objective: The present study, conducted with a population-based preschool children sample, aimed to ...
The objective was to assess the relationship between children’s picky eating (PE) status and nutrien...
Objectives: To describe the dietary patterns of children inside and outside school and investigate t...
Background: Characteristics of picky eaters of different weight status have not been sufficiently in...
Cross-sectional study conducted with 374 children aged 05-10 years and their mothers, to evaluate th...
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate differences in children's eating behavior in relation to their nutritional st...
Picky eating is one of the common feeding problems in childhood. It consists of a combination of var...
Background : Picky eating is a condition when children refuse to eat certain foods. Picky eating usu...
Using the Achenbach System of Empirically Based Assessment (ASEBA) battery in a non-clinical Portugu...
Nutrition has a strong physical, emotional and intellectual impact on a child’s ability to learn. I...
Introduction: Food and nutrition are important determinants of non-communicable diseases such as chi...
Nutrition has a strong physical, emotional and intellectual impact on a child’s ability to learn. I...
AbstractObjectivesTo describe the dietary patterns of children inside and outside school and investi...
Objective: To compare the participation of food groups – fresh and minimally processed, processed, a...
Objective: To compare the participation of food groups – fresh and minimally processed, processed, a...
Objective: The present study, conducted with a population-based preschool children sample, aimed to ...
The objective was to assess the relationship between children’s picky eating (PE) status and nutrien...
Objectives: To describe the dietary patterns of children inside and outside school and investigate t...
Background: Characteristics of picky eaters of different weight status have not been sufficiently in...
Cross-sectional study conducted with 374 children aged 05-10 years and their mothers, to evaluate th...
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate differences in children's eating behavior in relation to their nutritional st...
Picky eating is one of the common feeding problems in childhood. It consists of a combination of var...
Background : Picky eating is a condition when children refuse to eat certain foods. Picky eating usu...
Using the Achenbach System of Empirically Based Assessment (ASEBA) battery in a non-clinical Portugu...
Nutrition has a strong physical, emotional and intellectual impact on a child’s ability to learn. I...
Introduction: Food and nutrition are important determinants of non-communicable diseases such as chi...
Nutrition has a strong physical, emotional and intellectual impact on a child’s ability to learn. I...
AbstractObjectivesTo describe the dietary patterns of children inside and outside school and investi...