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Breakfast consumption of young Australian children under 5 years of age attending long day care

Breakfast consumption of young Australian children under 5 years of age attending long day care

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Public Project: Service/Community Level

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Breakfast consumption in early childhood may provide an excellent opportunity to target early... View more

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Breakfast consumption in early childhood may provide an excellent opportunity to target early health interventions aimed at improving overall dietary outcomes and overall healthy eating of young children attending LDC. This study aims to explore:
* breakfast consumption and breakfast quality trends over time for young Australian children
* quality of breakfast provision of young Australian children attending LDC
* enablers/barriers of healthy breakfast provision within LDC settings

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