The first section of this chapter describes the evolutions in oral physiology (anatomical motor components, oral motor skills and feeding skills) in healthy children (< 3 years). The second section describes how each type of texture is accepted at each oral physiology stage, and how exposures to textures impact oral physiology development and acceptability of textures. The third section shows how the need to modify food texture for infant foods is addressed, through national regulations or recommendations from public health bodies, and describes practices of texture modification, based on national surveys and case reports (including baby-led weaning). The chapter is closed by a commentary on future trends and by a description of sources of ...
Purpose: The lack of age-appropriate expectations for the acquisition of feeding skills and consumpt...
The timely complementary food introduction is important for the development of healthy eating. Howev...
Part Three: Flavor perception, preferences and food intakeInternational audienceIn the first section...
The first section of this chapter describes the evolutions in oral physiology (anatomical motor comp...
International audienceEating behaviors develop in early life and refine during childhood, shaping lo...
The weaning period is a transition from milk to family foods and is a critical phase for the develop...
This study examined the effect of meals varying in amount, size, and hardness of food pieces on the ...
This study examined the effect of meals varying in amount, size, and hardness of food pieces on the ...
International audienceHealthy infant feeding practices form the basis of healthy eating behaviour la...
International audienceTexture is an important dimension of food acceptance in infancy but few works ...
This study examined the effect of meals varying in amount, size, and hardness of food pieces on the ...
International audienceObjectives and Study: While breastfeeding practices and age at complementary f...
key-note talk at final Habeat symposiumkey-note talk at final Habeat symposiumStudying food oral pro...
This article was submitted to Nutrition and Food Science Technology, a section of the journal Fronti...
Purpose: The lack of age-appropriate expectations for the acquisition of feeding skills and consumpt...
The timely complementary food introduction is important for the development of healthy eating. Howev...
Part Three: Flavor perception, preferences and food intakeInternational audienceIn the first section...
The first section of this chapter describes the evolutions in oral physiology (anatomical motor comp...
International audienceEating behaviors develop in early life and refine during childhood, shaping lo...
The weaning period is a transition from milk to family foods and is a critical phase for the develop...
This study examined the effect of meals varying in amount, size, and hardness of food pieces on the ...
This study examined the effect of meals varying in amount, size, and hardness of food pieces on the ...
International audienceHealthy infant feeding practices form the basis of healthy eating behaviour la...
International audienceTexture is an important dimension of food acceptance in infancy but few works ...
This study examined the effect of meals varying in amount, size, and hardness of food pieces on the ...
International audienceObjectives and Study: While breastfeeding practices and age at complementary f...
key-note talk at final Habeat symposiumkey-note talk at final Habeat symposiumStudying food oral pro...
This article was submitted to Nutrition and Food Science Technology, a section of the journal Fronti...
Purpose: The lack of age-appropriate expectations for the acquisition of feeding skills and consumpt...
The timely complementary food introduction is important for the development of healthy eating. Howev...
Part Three: Flavor perception, preferences and food intakeInternational audienceIn the first section...