This study determined food neophobia (FN) and the relationship of infant feeding practice
(IFP) and (FN) among pre-school children in Orogun community, Ibadan. Three hundred and …

Abstract The term Food Neophobia is defined as the unwillingness to eat foods that are new
or novel. This behavior generally occurs in early childhood and reaches peak around 2-6 …

Food neophobia (FN) is the reluctance to eat novel foods. It peaks around the toddler and
pre-school years, a sensitive time for developing dietary habits. If this eating behavior …

Maternal food neophobia, a significant influencing factor in modeling maternal feeding
practices, also plays a vital role in regulating preschoolers' food neophobia. This cross …

Introduction: Three objectives of this study were (1) to determine the prevalence of FN;(2) to
determine the parents' perceived challenges in having food neophobic children (FN); and …

Food neophobia (FN) is the reluctance to eat novel foods. It peaks around the toddler and
preschool years, a sensitive time for developing dietary habits. If this eating behavior …

Objective: To validate the Food Neophobia Scale (FNS) and determine factors associated
with the presence of food neophobia (FN) in a sample of Lebanese children. Design: Cross …

Background The evaluation of food neophobia in preschool-aged children is crucial as it
helps in understanding their eating habits, ensuring their nutritional adequacy, and …

Food neophobia, unwillingness to try novel foods, is a personality trait that can influence
children's food preferences and consequently their food acceptance and consumption. The …

Objective: To associate dietary patterns and food neophobia in low-income preschoolers.
Design: This was a cross-sectional study using a semi-structured questionnaire for socio …