J A Smith, K D Rocke, S M Charles, S M Chang, A S Wright, S P Walker, E M Taveras, M K Tulloch-Reid
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The role of fathers in overweight prevention: an analysis of a Caribbean cohort.
Background: Family-based strategies to reduce the risk of overweight in childhood are needed in the Caribbean.
Aim: To investigate the associations between parental characteristics and risk of overweight and explore possible mechanisms.
Methods: Data from a parenting intervention were analysed. Parental characteristics were obtained by questionnaire at enrolment. At 18 months, 501 infants (82.9% of cohort) had weight and length measured using standardized methods. The association of parents' characteristics with risk of infant overweight was assessed using random-effects logistic regression. Four focus groups among mothers in Jamaica were conducted to explore mechanisms.
Results: Overall, 20.6% of infants were 'at risk of overweight'. Fathers were present in 52% of households. Fathers' presence [OR (95% CI) 0.60 (0.37-0.96)] was associated with reduced risk of overweight independent of socioeconomic status. Mothers reported that fathers encouraged healthier practices.
Conclusion: Fathers may be important agents of change in intervention strategies to prevent childhood overweight.
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