Given the links between parental obesity and eating psychopathology in their children, it is
important to understand the mechanisms via which unhealthy relationships with eating are …

Grandparents are frequently relied upon to care for their preschool‐aged grandchildren.
These early years are a crucial age in the development of dietary habits and preferences …

Objective Previous literature shows an increased risk for eating disorders in autistic
individuals. This study tested whether fussy eating contributes to the association between …

Objective There is a paucity of validated diagnostic interviews for avoidant/restrictive food
intake disorder (ARFID) to aid identification and classification of cases for both clinical and …

Background Childhood inadequate eating behaviors contribute to the epidemic of obesity.
Previous research suggests that parental feeding practices are partially associated with …

Parental feeding practices are a key modifiable component of children's food environments.
Evidence suggests that certain feeding practices may differentially influence children's …

Parents' food-related and general parenting behaviors may vary according to cultural
background, with consequences for child eating behavior and weight. A better …

Abstract Background South Asian children's diets are considered unhealthy, yet the
relationship with food parenting among South Asians is understudied. Methods In a cross …

Food parenting practices, especially Autonomy Support practices and Structure practices,
have not been comprehensively studied among parents of children born with low birth …

Given its status as a new diagnostic category, limited data are available on the aetiology and
epidemiology of ARFID. ARFID is most often depicted by three major features that are not …