Children throughout the world are confronted with growth problems ranging from
underweight and stunting to overweight and obesity. The development of healthy eating …

Responsive parenting is a caregiving style expected to foster the development of self-
regulation and promote optimal cognitive, social, and emotional development from the …

In this article, we examine responsive feeding as a nutrition intervention, with an emphasis
on the development and incorporation of responsive feeding into policies and programs …

Responsive complementary feeding, whereby the mother feeds her child in response to
child cues and psychomotor abilities, is low in some countries and likely contributes to …

Feeding and parenting are inextricably linked. The complex bidirectional interactions
between parent feeding practices and child eating behaviour shape the early feeding …

Intake of energy‐dense snack foods is high among US children. Although the use of
restrictive feeding practices has been shown to be counterproductive, there is very limited …

In summary, the trust model emphasizes feeding dynamics (ie, appropriate division of
responsibility between caregivers and children) and shuns any coercive feeding strategies …

The relationship between eating a healthy diet and positive health outcomes is well known;
nurturing healthy eating among children therefore has the potential to improve public health …

Responsive feeding (RF) refers to a reciprocal relationship between an infant or child and
his or her caregiver that is characterised by the child communicating feelings of hunger and …

Parents play a critical role in the development of children's eating behaviours and weight
status, serving as providers, models and regulators of the food environment. Many research …