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Influence of Maternal Stress, Number of Children, and Marital Status on Maternal Restrictive Feeding Practices of Preschool‐Age Children

Maternal feeding practices contribute to children's development of healthy eating behaviors. Feeding practices, such as restricting certain foods, may be influenced by concern for child weight and maternal stress. While having multiple children in a household may contribute to higher maternal stress, it may be protective against unhealthy feeding practices. Dual parent households may also decrease maternal stress through shared parental demands.