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A Systematic Examination of the Association between Parental and Child Obesity: Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis

Childhood obesity has become a global epidemic. Many factors contribute to childhood obesity. Parents and family influence children's energy‐balanced related behaviors and thus likely affect their weight status. However, the reported intergenerational association in obesity varies and no systematic examination has been reported. This study systematically examined the association between parental and child obesity/overweight and its variation by demographic characteristics and countries.