UB Study: Moms’ Socioeconomic Backgrounds Affect Babies’ Diets

Updated December 3, 2014 This content is archived.

According to a study led by Xiaozhong Wen, PhD, assistant professor of pediatrics, dietary patterns of 6- and 12-month-olds vary according to the racial, ethnic and educational backgrounds of their mothers.

11/10/14 Socioeconomic Differences Affect Diets Starting in Infancy [The Columbian]
11/10/14 Whatever Foods Are Fed to Infants Become Preferred [Standard Examiner]
11/10/14 Parents Can Help Babies Develop Good Food Habits [Nonprofit Quarterly]
11/9/14 Study Suggests Better Education May Improve Infant Diets [msnbc]
11/8/14 Dietary Patterns Harder to Change After First Year [Buffalo News]
11/7/14 Data Culled From Infant Feeding Practices Study [Education News]
11/6/14 2-Year UB Study Analyzes Infant Feeding Practices [WABC Radio]
11/6/14 Infant Diets Reflect Economic Divide [Eat Drink Better]
11/5/14 Class Differences Reflected in the Solid Foods Babies Eat [Reading Eagle]
11/5/14 Some Babies Fed ‘Inappropriate Foods,’ Including Candy, Fries [New York Ag Connection]
11/5/14 Quality of Baby’s Diet Linked to Mom’s Education, Income [ABC News Radio]
11/5/14 Babies From Poor Families Fed More Sugary Foods [News.Mic]
11/5/14 UB Study Tracks 18 Food Types in Infant Diets [Yakima Herald]
11/5/14 Eating Habits Start in Infancy, Affect Future Health [Denver Post]
11/4/14 Unhealthy Infant Diets Increase Risk of Early Weight Gain, Stunted Growth [Washington Post]
11/3/14 Unhealthier Diets Associated With Lower Incomes [Futurity]
11/2/14 Lower-Income Moms More Likely to Feed Babies Formula [Medical Daily]
10/31/14 Differences in Dietary Habits Start Early in Life [Business Standard]
10/31/14 UB Study Asks, ‘What Do American Babies Eat?’ [News-Medical]
10/31/14 Infant Diets Affect Health, Weight Levels Later in Life [NDTV Cooks]
10/31/14 Study Analyzes Eating Patterns of More Than 1,500 Babies [Time]
10/31/14 Foods Eaten as Infants Preferred Later in Life [Parents]
10/31/14 UB Dietary Patterns Study Published in Pediatrics [Science World Report]
10/30/14 Dietary Patterns ‘Harder to Change If You Ignore First Year’ [Health Canal]
10/30/14 Moms With Higher Incomes, Education More Likely to Breastfeed [Health News Digest]

UB Study: Moms’ Socioeconomic Backgrounds Affect Babies’ Diets

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