Maternal bonding as a protective factor for Orthorexia Nervosa risk in dietetics students

Brown & Roman (2019) emphasize the importance of parents’ and guardians’ food behaviors on children shown by, for example, positive correlations between parents’ intake of fruit and vegetables with the child’s consumption in past studies. In this present study, parents and primary caregivers of children aged 3-18 were examined on their feeding style dimensions (such […]

Due to the lack of evidence on the links between child-feeding behaviors, parental reward-based eating, and childhood food consumption, assessing the impact of reward-based eating drivers is not possible. It is plausible that childhood feeding behaviors linked to parental reward-based eating drive are related to consuming hyper-palatable, disorder-inducing ultra-processed foods. In this study by Dolwick […]