Events that involve food and eating are important parts of the daily routine in which adults
and children participate in child care settings. These events can be viewed as cultural …

Recent calls by the European Union for a broader focus on school food and children's eating
practices have prompted a series of initiatives that seek to understand school meals beyond …

This paper presents ethnographic work conducted to investigate how notions of culinary
capital have the potential to shape the everyday experiences of children during mealtime in …

This study examines the local enactment of mealtime rules during everyday family dinners.
The data is approached through multimodal interaction analysis and through concepts …

Drawing on a recent doctoral research project that examined the everyday life perspectives
during kindergarten mealtime, this paper discusses the methodological issues related to the …

Drawing on ethnographic data from two early childhood settings, the purpose of the paper is
to show how food events are a prime means through which the home is made visible to …

This article questions whether we need to reconsider school meals as social events,
communal gatherings and an educative space rather than just as a space to provide pupils …

This chapter looks at the role of the family meal in children's food socialization and their
understanding of complex family dynamics around food choice. In soliciting views from …

It is because of the synergetic character of food and its important relation with children and
youth embodied practices, feelings and experiences that the guest editors of this special …

This paper discusses how child resistance is lived on a daily basis through the construction
and operation of mealtime rules in four Australian families with young children. It focuses on …