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Picky eating and child weight status development: a longitudinal study
E. E. Antoniou
*
,
A. Roefs
,
S. P. J. Kremers
,
A. Jansen
,
J. S. Gubbels
, E.F.C. Sleddens
,
C. Thijs
*
Corresponding author for this work
Section Eating Disorders and Obesity
Eating Disorders and Addiction
Health promotion
Epidemiologie
CAPHRI - Optimising Patient Care
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Child Weight Status
100%
Picky Eating
100%
Picky Eater
100%
Food Parenting Practices
37%
Weight Status
37%
Parenting Practices
25%
Eating Behavior
25%
Netherlands
12%
Birth Cohort Study
12%
Energy Intake
12%
Normal Weight
12%
Unhealthy Food
12%
Moderating Role
12%
Food Intake
12%
Child Age
12%
Change in Weight
12%
Koala
12%
Mixed-effects Logistic Regression
12%
Mixed Effects Linear Regression
12%
INIS
children
100%
weight
100%
food
50%
intake
25%
comparative evaluations
25%
risks
12%
netherlands
12%
energy
12%
birth
12%
interactions
12%
Food Science
Eating Behavior
100%
Food Intake
50%
Energy Intake
50%
Unhealthy Food
50%
Psychology
Food Parenting
100%
Longitudinal Analysis
100%
Body Weight
33%