Responsive infant feeding is a critical component of childhood obesity prevention. However,
there is little guidance for caregivers on how to do this successfully. The first step to …

Parental technological immersion during parenting activities has been shown to alter parent–
child interactions. This concept, referred to as parental technoference, has the potential to …

Two aspects that characterize the Mediterranean diet (MD) are “what” and “how” we eat.
Conviviality relates to “how” we eat and to the pleasure of sharing meals with significant …

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 …

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 …

Many children, especially those from lower-income families, face considerable instability
early in their lives. This may include changes in family structure, irregular family routines …

Observational coding of children's eating behaviors and meal microstructure (eg, bites,
chews) provides an opportunity to assess complex eating styles that may relate to individual …

The complementary feeding introduction period (introduction of solid foods alongside
breastmilk or formula) is defining in children's health; however, it appears that many parents …

Purpose This study examined how fathers and mothers coparent around child feeding.
Methods Father–mother pairs (N= 30) of preschool-aged children (M child age= 4.1 years …

Family mealtimes are associated with benefits for children, including healthy eating, fewer
behavior problems, and healthy psychological well-being. However, the interactions during …