Texting parents to fight baby fat
NCT ID NCT06319807
Summary
This study tested whether sending daily text messages with tips and encouragement could help parents receiving food assistance (WIC) prevent their infants from gaining weight too quickly. The goal was to teach responsive feeding—like recognizing when a baby is full—to lower the child's lifelong risk of obesity. Researchers wanted to see if the text-based program was practical and acceptable to parents in the first few months after birth.
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Wake Forest University Health Sciences
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 27157, United States
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