Get Infant And Child Feeding Questionnaire

The Child Feeding Questionnaire (CFQ) is a self-report measure to assess parental beliefs, attitudes, and practices regarding child feeding, with a focus on obesity proneness in children.

There are four recognized parental feeding styles: Controlling, Indulgent, Uninvolved and Diplomatic. Each feeding style influences our daily interactions around the meal table and our child's eating habits and relationship with food.

The Comprehensive Feeding Practices Questionnaire (CFPQ) is an important measure to assess parent feeding practices as it encompasses a broad range of feeding behaviors, not just behaviors negatively associated with child weight outcomes.

A feeding evaluation is designed to assess your child's ability to eat. Feeding evaluations are done for newborns who have difficulty with breast and/or bottle feedings. Feeding evaluations are also done for infants, toddlers, and children who have difficulty progressing to age-appropriate foods.

Four important domains underlie PFD: medical, nutritional, feeding skills, and psychosocial. Because of interplay between these domains, impairment in one can lead to dysfunction in any of the others.

The Feeding Practices and Structure Questionnaire (FPSQ) provides a new reliable and valid measure of parental feeding practices, specifically maternal responsiveness to children's hunger/satiety signals facilitated by routine and structure in feeding.

Feeding practices are defined as content-specific goal-directed strategies or behaviors used by parents in an attempt to control or modify their child's diet and eating behaviors [6]. Historically, in times of famine, foods were often low in nutrients, energy, and palatability.

Infant feeding practices can include breast milk feeding, formula feeding, and supplementary feeding.