Pandemic-related parental distress: examining associations with family meals and child feeding practices during the COVID-19 pandemic
CHILDRENS HEALTH CARE(2022)
Abstract
The present study examined associations between COVID-19-related negative impact and parental distress and aspects of the home food environment. Parents (N= 189) of children ages 7-17 completed an online survey assessing COVID-19-related impact and distress, household meals, feeding practices, and weight concern. Results suggested an inverse association between impact and distress and structured meals and positive associations with both restrictive feeding practices and weight concern. Food insecurity significantly moderated the association between impact and structured meals and remains a necessary target for intervention. Future research should explore factors that may mitigate the impact of COVID-19-related distress on the home food environment.
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family meals,child feeding practices,parental distress,pandemic-related
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