Department of Psychology, University of Cincinnati , Cincinnati , OH , USA.
Primary Healthcare Inc , Urbandale , IA , USA.
Int J Qual Stud Health Well-being. 2019 Dec;14(1):1658700. doi: 10.1080/17482631.2019.1658700.
: The current study explored how mothers and their children influence each other's diet and physical activity. : We conducted semi-structured interviews with women with diabetes and their children ( = 18) from eight low-income families. : Two approaches to changes emerged: collaborative and non-collaborative. Families using collaborative approaches believed they could sustain positive changes through accepting family changes, encouragement, abstaining from buying certain foods, modelling and compromise. Within families using non-collaborative approaches, some challenges included using more individualistic approaches and poor communication. Lack of information and resource constraints challenged all families. : Interventions should reinforce family collaborative approaches and teach skills for families to work together towards a healthier lifestyle.
当前的研究探讨了母亲及其子女如何相互影响彼此的饮食和体育活动。
我们对 8 个低收入家庭的患有糖尿病的女性及其子女（=18 人）进行了半结构化访谈。
协作和非协作。采用协作方法的家庭认为，他们可以通过接受家庭变化、鼓励、避免购买某些食物、树立榜样和妥协来维持积极的改变。在采用非协作方法的家庭中，一些挑战包括采用更个人主义的方法和沟通不畅。缺乏信息和资源限制是所有家庭面临的共同问题。
干预措施应加强家庭协作方法，并教授家庭共同实现更健康生活方式的技能。
