2015
DOI: 10.1017/s1368980015002049
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The influence of parental encouragement and caring about healthy eating on children’s diet quality and body weights

Abstract: Health promotion strategies that aim for a high level of parental interest and encouragement of their children to eat healthy foods may improve diet quality and prevent overweight among children.

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“…Our research program had previously identified parental education as a determinant of vitamin D supplement use among children [9]. It has also revealed that both parental encouragement of children’s healthy eating and parental caring about healthy eating are independently associated with the diet quality of their children [11]. Parents who care about healthy eating may have increased availability of healthy foods in the home and model healthy behaviours, and encouragement may be important in guiding children’s choices when healthy options are available [25].…”
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“…Our research program had previously identified parental education as a determinant of vitamin D supplement use among children [9]. It has also revealed that both parental encouragement of children’s healthy eating and parental caring about healthy eating are independently associated with the diet quality of their children [11]. Parents who care about healthy eating may have increased availability of healthy foods in the home and model healthy behaviours, and encouragement may be important in guiding children’s choices when healthy options are available [25].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The potential confounders were selected based on prior studies [11,14], due to lack of data on true confounders. Parents reported both their gender and their child’s gender in the home survey.…”
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“…Assim como acontece com outros alimentos, o consumo de frutas e hortaliças sofre a influência de múltiplos fatores, que vão muito além de decisões individuais (por exemplo, preferência, gosto) 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21 . A competição entre produtos ultraprocessados 22 e frutas e hortaliças pela participação na alimentação da população ainda é pouco explorada como um potencial fator limitante do consumo de frutas e hortaliças.…”
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