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Responsive parenting intervention slows weight gain in infancy


 

REPORTING FROM PAS 2018


INSIGHT’s curriculum focused on RP in domains of infant feeding, sleep, interactive play, and emotion regulation. “We tried to promote self-regulation by setting limits but still being responsive in a variety of behavior domains,” Dr. Paul said. “So, for example…, for feeding we talked about exposure to healthy foods, shared feeding responsibility, for those that were bottle feeding we gave tips on size of bottle appropriate for the child and also not using bottle finishing practices. In the emotional and social regulation domain, we talked about alternatives to food to soothe, and emphasized embracing each child’s temperament and how to respond to different temperaments.”

Dr. Paul reported no conflicts of interest. INSIGHT is supported by National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases research grants, with additional support from the Children’s Miracle Network at Penn State Children’s Hospital.

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