Center for Child Obesity Research

Keyphrases

1. Responsive Parenting 100%
2. Parenting Intervention 96%
3. Snack Foods 94%
4. Early childhood 79%
5. Food Intake 74%
6. Toddlerhood 73%
7. Temperament 72%
8. Caregivers 67%
9. Rapid Weight Gain 66%
10. African American Families 65%
11. Food Consumption 62%
12. Motivational Interviewing 62%
13. Eating Behavior 62%
14. Obesity 60%
15. Food to Soothe 59%
16. Mother-infant Dyad 54%
17. Feeding Practices 49%
18. Sweet 48%
19. Food Parenting Practices 47%
20. African American Mothers 46%
21. Healthy Snack 41%
22. Low-income Families 41%
23. Length-weight 41%
24. Responsive Feeding 40%
25. Childrens 40%
26. Low-income Mothers 37%
27. Parent-child Relationship 37%
28. Child Weight 37%
29. Maternal Feeding Practices 36%
30. Food Responsiveness 36%
31. Randomized Controlled Trial 35%
32. Randomized Clinical Trial 34%
33. Sociodemographic Characteristics 34%
34. Nutrient Intake 34%
35. Sibling Influence 34%
36. Home Food Availability 31%
37. Weight-related Behaviors 31%
38. Nurture 31%
39. Solid Food 31%
40. Early Obesity Prevention 31%
41. Learning from Experience 31%
42. African American 31%
43. Dieting 31%
44. Sexual Risk Behavior 31%
45. Male Youth 31%
46. Parental Care 31%
47. Primary Care 31%
48. Infant Food 31%
49. Sweet Snacks 31%
50. Salty Snacks 31%
51. Randomized pilot Trial 31%
52. Longitudinal Change 31%
53. Candy 31%
54. Pragmatic Clinical Trial 31%
55. Pilot Feasibility Study 31%
56. At-risk 31%
57. Role Models 31%
58. Older Siblings 31%
59. Self-efficacy 31%
60. Age at First Birth 31%
61. Self-critical 31%
62. Interpersonal Transgressions 31%
63. Feeding Preference 31%
64. Mixed-methods Study 31%
65. Weight Status 31%
66. Early Transition 31%
67. Food Groups 28%
68. Weight Gain 28%
69. Young Sibling 26%
70. Added Sugar 24%
71. Parenting 21%
72. Obesogenic Diet 20%
73. Economic Hardship 18%
74. Home-based 18%
75. Breast Milk 18%
76. Structured Interview 18%
77. Infant Feeding 18%
78. Intervention Effect 17%
79. Pre-pregnancy BMI 17%
80. Emotion-based 17%
81. Rhode Island 16%
82. N-15 16%
83. Infant Feeding Practices 16%
84. Child Characteristics 16%
85. Hunger 16%
86. Infant Weight 16%
87. Maladaptive Eating 15%
88. Implications for Future 15%
89. Societal Expectations 15%
90. Middle childhood 15%
91. Middle Adolescence 15%
92. Birch 15%
93. Obesity Prevalence 15%
94. Eating 15%
95. Longitudinal Development 15%
96. Physical Activity 15%
97. Environmental Factors 15%
98. Synergize 15%
99. Narrative Review 15%
100. Nutrition Science 15%