Parental Feeding Practices and Concerns Related to Child Underweight, Picky Eating, and Using Food to Calm Differ According to Ethnicity/Race, Acculturation, and Income

Author： Evans Alexandra  

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 1092-7875

Source： Maternal and Child Health Journal, Vol.15, Iss.7, 2011-10, pp. : 899-909

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