Children's media use has been found to be associated with obesogenic eating and obesity
risk. Children's temperament and food parenting have been found to be important factors …

Media exposure is correlated with child obesity, yet the family behaviors underlying this link
remain poorly understood. Using data from a sample of US parents and their preschoolers …

Mobile media is an emerging factor that may affect children's dietary behaviors in the family
environment. However, little research has examined associations between mobile media …

Eating disorders affect between five to ten million females and one million males in the
United States (NIMH, 2002). Past research has indicated that body image and unhealthy …

Although the link between media consumption and eating disorders has been widely
studied, relatively little is known about the development of this link in childhood. A …

A potential barrier to healthy eating in childhood is media marketing of obesogenic foods,
yet little research has linked young children's media and dietary habits. This study reports …

Although evidence exists of the association between children's temperament and weight,
only few studies have examined how temperament is associated with actual food …

Children's food preferences and eating behaviors have implications for their health and
weight status, serving as risk or protective factors for obesity. Although parent and child …

Background Child temperament is a measure of an individual's behavioral tendencies. The
primary objective of this study was to examine whether child temperament modified the …

Objective This study examined self‐reported meal skipping and eating faster than usual with
the goal of watching television or playing computer games. Method Respondents reported …