Duration of breastfeeding is associated with emotional eating through its effect on alexithymia in boys, but not girls

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• The Validity and Reliability of Maternal Recall of Breastfeeding Practice

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• Emotional Eating, Rather Than Lifestyle Behavior, Drives Weight Gain in a Prospective Study in 1562 Employees

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• Better quality of mother–child interaction at 4 years of age decreases emotional overeating in Iugr girls

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• Eating style, overeating, and overweight in a representative Dutch sample. Does external eating play a role

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• Perceived parental food controlling practices are related to obesogenic or leptogenic child life style behaviors

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• Self-control and parental control mediate the relationship between negative emotions and emotional eating among adolescents

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• Breastfeeding duration predicts greater maternal sensitivity over the next decade

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