Maternal sensitivity and intrusiveness in early childhood as predictors of children's weight at school age.
Franziska Schlensog-SchusterAnnette M KleinZeynep BiringenKai von KlitzingSarah BergmannPublished in: Pediatric obesity (2021)
Maternal intrusiveness in early childhood seems to represent a risk factor for increased BMI-SDS in children, while lower maternal sensitivity tends to be a risk factor for increased BMI-SDS in girls. This may have implications for prevention or intervention programmes.