Over 85% of parents use social media; however, limited research has investigated the
associations between parental social media use and food parenting practices. The …

There is increasing interest in leveraging social media to prevent childhood obesity,
however, the evidence base for how social media currently influences related behaviors and …

Objectives (1) To identify factors that influence child feeding practices and beliefs among
Hispanic mothers in a low-income community;(2) to describe the use of social media, other …

This study presents development of a coding system to examine food parenting topics
presented in posts on social media, and compared topics between two social media …

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 …

Objectives Parents of young children have unique informational needs and it has been
demonstrated that information-seeking behaviors influence health outcomes. Due to social …

The purpose of this descriptive study was to determine the potential usefulness of social
media for the promotion of healthful beverage choices among households enrolled in the …

Some research suggests that parents on social media have access to greater social support
and health information. However, evidence also connects parental social media use to …

This study explored parental engagement, child BMI and secondary outcomes from the
social media component of an online healthy lifestyle program for parents of preschool-aged …

Objective: To assess the relationship between exposure to social media food messages and
self-reported adolescent eating outcomes (including food intake, perceived norms and food …