MATERNAL BELIEFS IN FOOD PRACTICE
A qualitative and quantitative study in the early years
- 96pages
- 4 heures de lecture
The research delves into mothers' perceptions and attitudes towards feeding practices for themselves and their children during early childhood. It comprises two studies: one examining maternal views on feeding practices and associated family characteristics, and the other identifying strategies used by mothers of toddlers to promote food intake. The thesis draws from a larger randomized field trial, providing insights into the interplay between maternal behaviors and family dynamics in shaping feeding practices.
