母亲促进儿童健康饮食、体育活动和屏幕相关行为的策略

Jacy C. Downey, C. Gudmunson
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父母通过建立一种家庭文化,使儿童学习相关的家庭信仰、价值观和期望,来示范和教导持续到成年的早期保健做法。这项现象学研究考察了一组有目的地选择的母亲(由于她们在家庭营养和体育活动筛选工具上的高分而被选中)塑造与体育活动相关的家庭文化,解决屏幕时间行为,并建立积极的饮食相关惯例的方式。与母亲在这一领域的育儿知识和信念系统相关的研究结果指出了家庭健康史和母亲自身成长的影响;这一发现强化了早期习惯形成的强大本质。母亲们优先考虑这个养育领域,并有意地努力应对肥胖环境的威胁,并努力支持孩子在相关行为上的自主发展。本研究提出了一个优势视角,并提供了一个新的叙述,以补充现有的代表性和高危人群的肥胖研究。
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Mothers’ Strategies for Promoting Children’s Healthy Eating, Physical Activity, and Screen-Related Behaviors
Parents model and teach early health practices that persist into adulthood by establishing a family culture through which children learn related family beliefs, values, and expectations. This phenomenological study examined the ways in which a purposefully selected group of mothers (selected due to their high scores on the Family Nutrition and Physical Activity screening tool) shaped family culture related to physical activity, addressed screen-time behaviors, and established positive eating related routines. Findings related to mothers’ knowledge and belief systems about parenting within this domain pointed to the impact of family health history and mothers’ own upbringing; a finding that reinforced the powerful nature of early habit formation. Mothers prioritized this parenting domain and were intentional in their efforts as they maneuvered threats from the obesigenic environment and worked to support their children’s developing autonomy over related behaviors. This study presents a strengths perspective and imparts a new narrative which serves to complement existing obesity research in representative and at-risk populations.
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