Purpose: Preschoolers\u27 dietary intake behaviours are described from the perspective of their parents. Methods: A maximum variation sample of 71 parents of preschoolers participated in this qualitative study. Ten semi-structured focus group interviews were conducted. Two experienced moderators facilitated all focus groups, which were audio-recorded and transcribed verbatim. Strategies to ensure trustworthiness of the data were employed throughout the study. Two team members independently performed inductive content analysis. NVivo software was used to code the emerging themes. Results: Parents identified food and food issues as key health-related behaviours among preschoolers. Parents discussed challenges to healthy eating, inc...
Background In the UK just over a fifth of all children start school overweight or obese and overwei...
Introduction: The Preschool Cycle is a period of changes in nutritional status and eating behavior, ...
Objective Young children depend on caregivers to make healthy food choices on their behalf. This res...
Purpose: Preschoolers\u27 dietary intake behaviours are described from the perspective of their pare...
The nutritional dimension of feeding has marked human history. Find something to eat was a pervasive...
We examined the relationship between the dietary consciousness of parents, and the eating habits, in...
The aim of the current research: investigate preschool children‘s peculiarities of nutrition, parent...
BACKGROUND: Little is known about preschool parents' cognitions, barriers, supports and modeling of ...
BACKGROUND: Interventions for parents to encourage healthy eating in children often do not address p...
Background: Little is known about preschool parents\u27 cognitions, barriers, supports and modeling ...
Healthy eating behaviours are important for physical and mental well-being and developing healthy ea...
OBJECTIVES: One means through which children learn eating behaviours is the feeding strategies used ...
INTRODUCTION: Insight into parents' perceptions of their children's eating behaviors is crucial for ...
Background In the UK just over a fifth of all children start school overweight or obese and overwei...
Parental nutrition knowledge and attitudes play a fundamental role in their children’s food kn...
Background In the UK just over a fifth of all children start school overweight or obese and overwei...
Introduction: The Preschool Cycle is a period of changes in nutritional status and eating behavior, ...
Objective Young children depend on caregivers to make healthy food choices on their behalf. This res...
Purpose: Preschoolers\u27 dietary intake behaviours are described from the perspective of their pare...
The nutritional dimension of feeding has marked human history. Find something to eat was a pervasive...
We examined the relationship between the dietary consciousness of parents, and the eating habits, in...
The aim of the current research: investigate preschool children‘s peculiarities of nutrition, parent...
BACKGROUND: Little is known about preschool parents' cognitions, barriers, supports and modeling of ...
BACKGROUND: Interventions for parents to encourage healthy eating in children often do not address p...
Background: Little is known about preschool parents\u27 cognitions, barriers, supports and modeling ...
Healthy eating behaviours are important for physical and mental well-being and developing healthy ea...
OBJECTIVES: One means through which children learn eating behaviours is the feeding strategies used ...
INTRODUCTION: Insight into parents' perceptions of their children's eating behaviors is crucial for ...
Background In the UK just over a fifth of all children start school overweight or obese and overwei...
Parental nutrition knowledge and attitudes play a fundamental role in their children’s food kn...
Background In the UK just over a fifth of all children start school overweight or obese and overwei...
Introduction: The Preschool Cycle is a period of changes in nutritional status and eating behavior, ...
Objective Young children depend on caregivers to make healthy food choices on their behalf. This res...