This handbook shares the experiences of staff and children on food in residential care. By thinking about food they reflect on some of the complexities of residential care and what its like to live and work there. We hope that by sharing these views with you and providing you with questions to reflect on, you too will think about how food is used by you, your colleagues and the children you care for. The handbook brings together a range of issues connected to food routines in residential children's homes and aims to ‘unpick' some of the assumptions that surround them. It hopes to raise awareness of the many messages connected to food and the different ways in which food can be used. See also the Food for Thought project web site: http...
This paper explores the social context of food practices in primary schools in England based on res...
The domain of food is one of the very first forms of awareness that young children acquire. It encom...
First paragraph: Food and food practices lend themselves to sociological and geographical analysis. ...
This handbook shares the experiences of staff and children on food in residential care. By thinking ...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.This is a qualitative data co...
The selection, preparation and consumption of food are everyday experiences; however, the social and...
This chapter focuses on food practices; examining the role food plays in children’s experiences of r...
This article is based on an ethnographic study that explored everyday food practices and relationshi...
This study uses food and eating practices around the table to explore the complexities of daily life...
Using an ethnographic approach, we provide an analysis of food practices in residential care to expl...
Young people living in residential out-of-home care (henceforth OoHC) are at increased risk of becom...
This paper explores forms of surveillance within residential care homes for young people. It is argu...
This paper explores forms of surveillance within residential care homes for young people. It is argu...
Many of the difficulties of applying rights in practice lie in competing interpretations of rights b...
Widespread concerns about obesity and overweight, have led to a focus on children’s diets, with gove...
This paper explores the social context of food practices in primary schools in England based on res...
The domain of food is one of the very first forms of awareness that young children acquire. It encom...
First paragraph: Food and food practices lend themselves to sociological and geographical analysis. ...
This handbook shares the experiences of staff and children on food in residential care. By thinking ...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.This is a qualitative data co...
The selection, preparation and consumption of food are everyday experiences; however, the social and...
This chapter focuses on food practices; examining the role food plays in children’s experiences of r...
This article is based on an ethnographic study that explored everyday food practices and relationshi...
This study uses food and eating practices around the table to explore the complexities of daily life...
Using an ethnographic approach, we provide an analysis of food practices in residential care to expl...
Young people living in residential out-of-home care (henceforth OoHC) are at increased risk of becom...
This paper explores forms of surveillance within residential care homes for young people. It is argu...
This paper explores forms of surveillance within residential care homes for young people. It is argu...
Many of the difficulties of applying rights in practice lie in competing interpretations of rights b...
Widespread concerns about obesity and overweight, have led to a focus on children’s diets, with gove...
This paper explores the social context of food practices in primary schools in England based on res...
The domain of food is one of the very first forms of awareness that young children acquire. It encom...
First paragraph: Food and food practices lend themselves to sociological and geographical analysis. ...