Search results for "Eating"

L'alimentation, source de plaisir et de partage

2022

Strategies to increase vegetable intake in young children. Results and lessons from the HabEat project

2017

Use of sensory food imagery to drive children to choose smaller portions of healthy and unhealthy snacks

2019

International audience

How to favor healthy eating in children? the role of pleasure

2018

International audience

Contrasting associations between maternal feeding styles and different dimensions of pre-schoolers' eating behaviours

2023

International audience

The role of sensory pleasure in driving eating behaviour in infants and children

2015

Revue; Eating is essential for survival, and we are born well equipped to ensure proper food ingestion. However, learning to eat has to occur quickly, because the mode of feeding evolves dramatically during the first years of life, from tube feeding to family foods, through milk and complementary feeding. Moreover, food likes and dislikes are not inborn, except the enjoyment of the sweet taste: food preferences are learned, essentially during the first years of life. Eating habits established during early years will contribute to the development of subsequent eating habits. For this reason, it is fundamental to understand the most important early periods for the development of eating habits…

Early development of children's food preferences and eating habits

2022

Are maternal practices associated with children’s eating difficulties?

2013

Young children’s eating behaviors: the links with fathers’ and mothers’ feeding practices

2019

International audience; Parental feeding practices – the strategies to control ‘what', ‘how much', ‘when', ‘where', and ‘how' a child eats1 – can be a tool to promote healthy eating habits from a very young age. To support parents in feeding in the best possible way, it is crucial to have a profound understanding of the precise effect of these feeding practices on both the qualitative (e.g., food neophobia) and quantitative dimensions (e.g., self-regulation of intake) of a child's eating behavior. Some feeding practices potentially have a beneficial effect on one dimension, but a deleterious effect on the other dimension. It is also important to gain more insights in the role of fathers in …

Impact of sweetness on children's eating behaviour: the roles of taste and calories

2014

International audience; The sweet taste is innately liked as shown in newborns. This attraction, confirmed in older children1, is interpreted in relation to the advantage conferred by the consumption of the energy of sugars. However, the impact of the taste and of the calories from sugar needs further clarification. Two studies will be presented, aimed at understanding the role of taste and calories from sugar in children from different age groups. The first study looked at flavor-flavor learning by pairing the taste of a vegetable with the sweet taste in 6-month-old infants. It shows that adding sweet taste is associated to a higher consumption of the vegetable in the sweet version but not…