Abstract Purpose of Review Interventions that aim to alter child eating behaviors often focus
on parents as a proximal influence. Yet, parents can be difficult to engage. Therefore …

The father's role in household responsibilities has shifted over the past fifty years. In
particular, fathers are now expected to be more involved in the family food provisioning but …

Parents' psychological distress has been associated with their children's obesogenic eating
yet less is known about how coparenting moderates this relationship. The aim of the current …

Childhood obesity treatment involving parents is most effective during the preschool age.
However, the mechanisms of change are not known. The present study reports on …

Feeding coparenting refers to how two parents work together in the child feeding domain.
However, little is known about feeding coparenting in relation to food parenting. The current …

Background Effectively communicating with parents about children's obesity risk is of critical
importance for preventive medicine and public health. Purpose The current study …

The paternal experience of family mealtimes is an emerging field within qualitative literature.
Previous quantitative studies suggest that differences exist between fathers' and mothers' …

Parents play an important role in shaping child eating and weight outcomes through feeding
practices. Controlling feeding practices are positively related to child obesogenic eating and …

Caregiver mobile phone use while monitoring children is a behavior of increasing
prevalence. Family mealtimes have long been considered a time in which parents and …

Parenting style is associated with children's eating behavior, yet less is known about how
parenting style and coparenting are both related to children's eating behavior (food …