Improving Parenting Skills to Benefit Young Child Nutrition

An abstract of a study by Lamp evaluating Healthy, Happy Families, an 8-lesson experiential learning curriculum designed to help parents learn positive parenting skills that promote healthy development and healthy feeding relationships with preschool-aged children is presented. Results show that par...

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