Dip or mimic? scientists test ways to get toddlers to eat veggies
NCT ID NCT06877468
Summary
This study tested two simple methods to help picky toddlers learn to like vegetables. Researchers worked with 41 families to see if having a parent model eating vegetables or serving veggies with a tasty dip was more practical and acceptable. The goal was to gather information to create better tools for parents and pediatricians to encourage healthy eating habits in young children.
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Child Health and Behavior Lab at the University at Buffalo
Buffalo, New York, 14214, United States
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