Aim Grandparents are assuming increased child‐caregiving responsibilities, which
potentially influences the dietary intake of grandchildren. The aim of this systematic review is …

Many lifestyle patterns are established when children are young. Research has focused on
the potential role of parents as a risk factor for non communicable disease in children, but …

Background: Parental feeding practices shape children's dietary preferences and behaviors,
which can influence a child's weight status. Limited research exists on the precursors and …

Objective Early childhood is a crucial time for the development of eating behaviors and food
preferences. With increased labor force participation by Australian mothers of young …

Studies of the familial association of physical activity (PA) and sedentary behavior (SB) have
increased in recent years. However, there is a lack of studies that have objectively examined …

The increasing reliance on grandparents as a source of childcare means that child dietary
intake, child obesity, and child health may be increasingly influenced by grandparents' food …

Background While the household context is important for lifestyle behavior interventions, few
studies have examined parent–child associations for diet and physical activity (PA) changes …

Objective: This study systematically reviewed the scientific literature on the relationship
between grandparental child care and childhood obesity. Methods: Keyword/reference …

The people and places children eat with can influence food consumption. This study
investigates the people and places Swiss school-aged children ate with over a 7-day period …

This study evaluated the rate of Hispanic children who have grandparents involved in
caretaking and whether grandparents' involvement had a negative impact on feeding …