Unidos em torno da mesa: a dinâmica familiar na obesidade

Otto, Ana Flávia Nascimento; Ribeiro, Maria Alexina

doi:10.1590/s1413-294x2012000200009

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“…It is worth emphasizing that, for at least two decades, obesity treatments for children have had high dropout rates, showing that children and teenagers usually follow the eating patterns of their parents. Thus, the parents’ eating patterns must be modified or managed in conjunction with the treatment of the children, as there is a high possibility of failure when family factors are ignored 30 , 31 . Pizzinatto’s study 32 described the desire of parents to encourage their children to want to be what they expected of them and observed how obese children have serious difficulties in developing perceptions of their own physical needs and in forming their own personal identity.…”

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Mothers' conceptions about excess weight in infancy and the nutritional status of their children

Silva¹,

Sarubbi²,

Nascimento³

et al. 2016

Clinics

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OBJECTIVE:To analyze maternal conceptions about excess weight in infancy and the nutritional status of their preschool-aged children.METHODS:A mixed, exploratory study was performed using semi-structured interviews. Two study groups were defined: a group of 16 mothers of children with excess weight and a group of 15 mothers of eutrophic children. The interviews were submitted to content analysis using CHIC software (Classification Hiérarchique Implicative et Cohésitive®).RESULTS:The mothers of children with excess weight tended to conceive thin children as malnourished, while those of normal weight children emphasized the influence of family and genetics as determinants of a child’s nutritional status. Although there was a certain consensus among the mothers that an unhealthy diet contributes to the risk of a child developing excess weight, the concept of genetics as a determinant of a child’s nutritional status was also present in the dialogue from the mothers of both groups. This result indicates a lack of clarity regarding the influence of eating behavior and family lifestyle on weight gain and the formation of a child’s eating habits. Both groups indicated that the mother has a decisive role in the eating habits of her child; however, the mothers of children with excess weight did not seem to take ownership of this concept when addressing the care of their own children.CONCLUSION:Differences in conceptions, including taking ownership of care, may contribute to the development of excess weight in preschool-aged children.

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Mothers' conceptions about excess weight in infancy and the nutritional status of their children

Silva¹,

Sarubbi²,

Nascimento³

et al. 2016

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“…[...] se a vida dos pais é corrida é lógico que eles vão facilitar a vida do filho, ao invés de fazer alguma coisa eu compro né? Vou ali no supermercado compro uma coisa já pronta, então eu acho que vai acostumando à criança a desde cedo a tá com aquela coisa de pensar numa coisa mais rápido, mais prático do que ter essa coisa do mais elaborado [...] Por sua vez, podemos avaliar que a inadequação da dieta presente na dinâmica familiar é, também, fator que pode acarretar à obesidade (OTTO; RIBEIRO, 2012).…”

Section: Obesidade: Uma Dimensão Da Cena Socialunclassified

Ensino Do Corpo Humano: Mediações Teatrais Na Formação Inicial De Professores – Para Além Das Partes

Leão¹,

Freitas

Barata

et al. 2019

ESA

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O corpo tem sido objeto de estudo de diversos campos das ciências, na intenção de compreendê-lo em sua multidimensionalidade. Entretanto, a despeito desse fato, no ensino de ciências, apresenta-se o corpo humano dividido em “partes”, cuja abordagem pauta-se nas perspectivas anatômicas e fisiológicas. A abordagem do corpo humano requer, para além de sua incidência sobre a dimensão biológica, a consideração dos acontecimentos contemporâneos. Buscamos, por meio da materialidade mediadora do teatro (produção de esquetes teatrais), compreender em que termos uma experiência formativa, envolvendo o tema corpo humano, contribui para a apreensão crítica e reflexiva de uma das dimensões que o constituem – a dimensão social, precisamente na abordagem do tema obesidade, como uma cena social dos tempos atuais. Adotamos a pesquisa-formação, de natureza qualitativa. Os sujeitos da pesquisa estavam representados por três licenciandas do Curso de Licenciatura Integrada em Educação em Ciências, Matemática e Linguagens, da Universidade Federal do Pará. As narrativas das licenciandas foram submetidas à análise interpretativa. Os resultados da experiência revelam que as licenciandas construíram um discurso cênico com criticidade e criatividade, precisamente ao experimentarem um modo próprio de problematização dos aspectos associados à obesidade. Por sua vez, as licenciandas colocaram em evidencia o cotidiano da sociedade, associado aos tempos modernos, notadamente no que diz respeito à celeridade da vida atual na configuração de comportamentos alimentares obesogênico, afastando-se da compreensão do corpo humano desvinculado da sociedade, com todos os seus enredos circunscritos.

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“…According to Otto (2007) and Otto and Ribeiro (2012), hunger is the physiological expression of the body's need for energy, while the appetite is the psychological desire to eat, which can give someone an anticipatory and particular pleasure. Hunger produces appetite, but the appetite can exist independently and can be stimulated by other means, i.e., a person's emotional state is reflected by appetite.…”

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The Participation of a Brazilian Family in Psychosocial Counseling of Obese Children and Adolescents

Ribeiro¹,

Melo²,

Nogueira³

et al. 2014

JPR

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Regarded by the World Health Organization as a public health matter, an analysis of the statistics shows a significant increase of obesity in children, adolescents, and adults in many parts of the world. Family inclusion in childhood obesity treatment has been recommended in many scientific studies, and an intervention including families presupposes knowledge of their dynamics and influence on disease onset and maintenance. In this sense, the present work aims to present data of research with one family that is part of psychosocial counseling of families with obese children and adolescents. The sample family is composed of the father, 43 years old, the mother, 36, and their obese daughter, 10, currently weighing 178 pounds and 1.25 meters in height. The data were collected through an interview focusing on the family life cycle, from the new couple stage through the present. Data analysis revealed that the following features interfere with child obesity treatment: parental omission in the daughter's diet; the mother's illness complicating fulfillment of parental functions; parents' marital difficulties; lack of marital harmony between parents endangering their complicity in the child's protection and education; and family resistance in accepting and adhering to child obesity treatment. The data reinforce the need for understanding dynamics of families with obese children and for family inclusion in childhood obesity treatment.

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Unidos em torno da mesa: a dinâmica familiar na obesidade

Cited by 7 publications

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Mothers' conceptions about excess weight in infancy and the nutritional status of their children

Mothers' conceptions about excess weight in infancy and the nutritional status of their children

Ensino Do Corpo Humano: Mediações Teatrais Na Formação Inicial De Professores – Para Além Das Partes

The Participation of a Brazilian Family in Psychosocial Counseling of Obese Children and Adolescents

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