Uninvolved Maternal Feeding Style Moderates the Association of Emotional Overeating to Preschoolers' Body Mass Index z -Scores

Abstract

An uninvolved feeding style may be a risk factor for higher BMIz in preschoolers who tend to overeat to cope with negative emotions. For other children in this population, self-regulatory aspects of eating may be more important than mothers' feeding style in the maintenance of healthy weight.

Relationship Between Maternal Pre-pregnancy Weight and Offspring Weight Strengthens as Children Develop: A Population-Based Retrospective Cohort Study

“…Indeed, maternal lifestyle, including dietary habits, has been shown to be strongly associated with offspring lifestyle, 26 and maternal eating behavior reportedly influences offspring eating behavior. 8 Thus, offspring weight in adolescence might be largely affected by their mother’s lifestyle. Strategies to improve maternal lifestyle may contribute to the prevention of childhood obesity.…”

“…Young children are exposed to a variety of postnatal environmental variables, including maternal lifestyle. Maternal eating behavior has been reported to affect offspring eating behavior, 8 whereas maternal pre-pregnancy weight is reportedly positively associated with offspring weight. 9 – 14 However, the strength of the relationship between maternal weight and offspring weight differs among previous reports.…”

IV. Ikergazte. Nazioarteko ikerketa euskaraz. Kongresuko artikulu bilduma. Osasun Zientziak

“…IkerGazte, 2021 Osasun Zientziak 2015; Frankel et al, 2014Frankel et al, , 2018Hankey et al, 2016;Hughes et al, 2011;Hughes eta Shewchuk, 2012;Jansen et al, 2019;Kidwell et al, 2018;Powell et al, 2017;Powell et al, 2011;Rodgers et al, 2013;Steinsbekk et al, 2016;Tan eta Holub, 2015;Tate et al, 2016;Topham et al, 2011;Zhu et al, 2014). Beste azterlan batzuk, berriz, nerabeengan zentratu ziren, kasu hauetan nerabeak beraiek (Farrow, 2012;Vandewalle et al, 2014;Zhu et al, 2014), gurasoek (Rhee et al, 2015) edo bai guraso eta baita nerabeak ere (Ferrer et al, 2017;Goldstein et al, 2017;Gouveia et al, 2018) izan zirelarik galdetegiak bete zituztenak.…”

“…Azterlan guztietan parte hartu zuten guraso edo zaintzaile gehienak emakumezkoak izan ziren (Braden et al, 2014;Farrow et al, 2015;Ferrer et al, 2017;Frankel et al, 2014Frankel et al, , 2018Goldstein et al, 2017;Gouveia et al, 2018;Hankey et al, 2016;Hughes et al, 2011;Hughes eta Shewchuk, 2012;Jansen et al, 2019;Kidwell et al, 2018;Powell et al, 2017;Powell et al, 2011;Rhee et al, 2015;Rodgers et al, 2013;Steinsbekk et al, 2016;Tan eta Holub, 2015;Tate et al, 2016;Topham et al, 2011;Zhou et al, 2020) baina haurren sexua parekatua izan zen ikerketa guztietan lautan izan ezik, zeintzuetan neska gehiago zeuden mutilak baino (Farrow, 2012;Goldstein et al, 2017;Gouveia et al, 2018;Rhee et al, 2015). Arraza eta jatorriaren inguruko datuak askotarikoak izan ziren, gehienak Amerikako Estatu Batuetan (AEB) burutu zirelarik (Berge et al, 2020;Braden et al, 2014;Ferrer et al, 2017;Frankel et al, 2014Frankel et al, , 2018Goldstein et al, 2017;Hankey et al, 2016;Hughes et al, 2011;Hughes eta Shewchuk, 2012;Kidwell et al, 2018;Rhee et al, 2015;Tan eta Holub, 2015;Tate et al, 2016;Topham et al, 2011;…”

Parents’ Qualitative Perspectives on Child Asking for Fruit and Vegetables

“…Parenting style was related to the healthfulness of joint parent–child food shopping selections [12]. Uninvolved parenting style moderated the relationship of child emotional eating and BMIz scores [13]. Maternal indulgent feeding style (i.e., parenting style specific to food) and restrictive parenting practices were related to BMIz score increase over an 18 month interval [14].…”