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How often parents make decisions with their children is associated with obesity

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Evidence supports that better parental involvement and communication are related to reduced obesity in children. Parent-child collaborative decision-making is associated with lower BMI among children; while child-unilateral and parent-unilateral decision-making are associated with overweight children. | How often parents make decisions with their children is associated with obesity

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How often parents make decisions with their children is associated with obesity
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