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Qualitative Evaluation, with French Healthcare and Childcare Professionals, of a Brochure Containing the Latest Official Child Feeding Recommendation…
2021
Meeting abstract number 4 in the 30. Annual Congress of European Chilhood Obesity Group (ECOG), 2021/11/10-13, Budapest (Hungary).
Who should choose children's mid-afternoon snack: the mothers or their children?
2019
International audience; Children's mid-afternoon snack is usually characterized by the consumption of fatty and sweetened foods (Anses, 2017). To the best of our knowledge, no study has investigated differences or similarities in terms of nutritional quality of mid-afternoon snack choices made by children or by their mothers. Our first goal was to compare the nutritional quality of children's mid-afternoon snack choices made by mothers or by themselves. Our second goal was to see whether the potential differences were maintained or not when mothers and children were informed about the product's nutritional quality. We invited 95 mother-child dyads (children mean age = 9.4±0.10) to choose in…
Dietary variety in infants by the end of the 1st year: insights from a new questionnaire
2019
There are data on the nutritional composition of foods dedicated to infants but descriptions of the infant's diet in terms of energy density (ED) are sparse. Besides, around the age of 1 year, the infant's diet shifts from foods specifically dedicated to infants to a diet composed of adult foods making this time period of interest. Our objective was to describe the ED of the consumed vegetable, the infants' exposure to dietary ED variability for vegetable-based recipes and whether this was linked to individual characteristics like sex, z-BMI or duration of breastfeeding and the age at the onset of complementary feeding. When their infant was 11 months old, parents completed a 3-month retros…
Feeding children: how to make the healthy choice the happy choice?
2017
Visual exploration of face and facial expression in infancy: A qualitative approach of cognitive and social development
2016
International audience; This article proposes a methodological consideration for the use of "head free" eye-tracking systems, which allowed to extend this technique to the study of infant skills. It explores how the technological developments enable a more qualitative approach, which offers the possibility of considering "how" in addition to "how long" the infant looks at a visual scene, especially the scene of the face.
Exposition et acceptabilité des textures lors de la période de diversification alimentaire
2017
Nourrir les enfants : Comment les aider à « bien » manger ?
2018
Le comportement alimentaire des enfants
2021
Olfaction and gustation
2017
International audience
Qualité nutritionnelle et émissions de gaz à effet de serre des menus végétariens et non-végétariens en restauration scolaire : analyse des menus de …
2021
National audience