Dietary patterns of Australian children at three and five years of age and their changes over time: A latent class and latent transition analysis

Consuming a healthy diet characterised by a variety of nutritious foods is essential for promoting and maintaining health and wellbeing, yet the diets of Australian children continue to fall well short of national healthy eating recommendations. This research endeavours to identify patterns of dieta...

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Main Authors:	Cameron, C.M (Author), Comans, T. (Author), Filus, A. (Author), Gallegos, D. (Author), Ng, S.-K (Author), Pitt, E. (Author), Thornton, L. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Academic Press 2018
Subjects:	article Australia Australian body mass Body Mass Index child child care child parent relation Child, Preschool childhood Cross-Sectional Studies cross-sectional study diet Diet dietary intake Dietary patterns children eating education educational status Educational Status employment Employment employment status Family Characteristics family size father female Female household human human experiment Humans income Income infant latent class analysis Latent class analysis Latent transition analysis Longitudinal Studies longitudinal study major clinical study male Male nutrition policy parental age Parents preschool child social status Socioeconomic Factors Socio-economic status socioeconomics trends working mother
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