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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
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 …
Alimentation et émotions : les rôles des pratiques éducatives parentales sur le comportement alimentaire de l’enfant
2011
The nutritional dimension of feeding has marked human history. Find something to eat was a pervasive human concern. The recent situation of food abundance has hatched new questions, particularly in relation to the increasing prevalence of childhood obesity. Eating, beyond its nutritional and cultural functions, has become a factor in health promotion. Recent scientific knowledge highlight the crucial role of early childhood in the development of eating behavior of the child, and the orientation of its later preferences. The first years of life are marked by major transitions in the feeding mode (umbilical mode, milk and solid foods). Flavor experiences in early childhood will constitute a s…
ENGAGE: Development of actions to (re)engage institutionalized older people in the meals
2020
Eating in nursing home implies a redefinition of the meal, from the point of view of the nursing staff which are subjected to specific constraints connected to hygiene and nutritional frame, but also from the point of view of the residents who are subjected to the medicalization of food consumption, to the changes of practices and to the redefining of the commensality. In their survey carried out in nursing homes with in-house kitchen, the sociologist P. Cardon and the anthropologist E. Souternon observed that the institution’s kitchen was often perceived as a “black-box” by the residents.A first step of the project consisted in carrying out semi-directive interviews with older people livin…
Learning of eating behaviour at the onset of complementary feeding in Chinese and French infants. [Présentation sous forme de diaporama dans le cadre…
2016
Goût et plaisir alimentaire chez la personne âgée : des idées reçues à la réalité scientifique
2018
National audience
Maternal and paternal feeding practices: links with child eating behaviors and effects of couples' concordant/discordant practices
2021
International audience; Past research has mainly focused on mothers' feeding practices. This study aimed to study (1) gender differences in parental feeding practices, and (2) the impact of couples' concordant/discordant food parenting practices on child eating behaviors. To do so, both parents of 105 French children aged 2.01-6.51 years (51.4% boys, Mage= 3.88 years, SD=1.40) filled in a survey with items from validated questionnaires. Results showed that fathers and mothers had similar perceptions about their child's eating behaviors (Pearson correlations between 0.34 and 0.78; M=0.60), despite fathers taking significantly fewer meals with their child than mothers. Fathers reported using …
Young children's eating behaviors: the link with fathers' and mothers' feeding practices
2019
National audience; Parental feeding practices can promote healthy eating from a very young age. A profound understanding of the precise e_ect of these practices on both the qualitative (e.g., food neophobia) and quantitative dimensions (e.g., self-regulation of intake) of a child's eating behavior is needed. Some practices potentially have a bene_cial e_ect on one dimension, but a deleterious e_ect on the other. More insights in the role of fathers in feeding are also needed. This study aims to (1) evaluate the di_erences and similarities between maternal and paternal feeding practices, (2) evaluate the impact of parental feeding practices on children's eating behaviors (qualitative and qua…
Hedonic message or nutritional message: Which one works?
2019
Eating is not just about incorporating foods or nutrients. Eating or feeding is both a symbolic and social act that is part of a family, a history and a society. This is an essential act which contributes to social identity and to alterity, and which is a vector of pleasure and commensality. However, eating becomes a source of worries because of the conflicting messages and unrealistic injunctions broadcasted through paper press and Internet web sites that lead to misunderstandings and confusions in the mind of the eaters. Moreover, the pleasure of eating is demonized and stigmatized in favor of rational messages highlighting the nutritional values of "healthy" foods to be favored. However,…