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Abstract

This study examined the relationship between third-trimester dietary patterns of women with gestational diabetes (GDM) and their offspring's appetitive feeding behavior at 6 months. Three maternal dietary patterns were identified: 'Junk,' 'Mixed,' and 'Health-conscious.' The 'Health-conscious' pattern was inversely associated with 'enjoyment of food' in sons and positively associated with 'slowness in eating.' These findings suggest sex-specific effects of third-trimester dietary patterns on infant appetitive feeding behavior.

Publisher

Scientific Reports

Published On

Oct 27, 2020

Authors

Emma Amissah, Gregory D. Gamble, Clare R. Wall, Caroline A. Crowther, Jane E. Harding

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