This annotated bibliography explores the factors of parental behaviours that can lead to child obesity. It includes two articles that discuss the involvement of fathers in parenting activities and the discursive links between childhood obesity, parenting, and leisure.
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1 What factors of parental behaviours can lead to child obesity Annotated Bibliography
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2 Article 1: Davison, K. K., Gicevic, S., Aftosmes-Tobio, A., Ganter, C., Simon, C. L., Newlan, S., & Manganello, J. A. (2016). Fathers' representation in observational studies on parenting and childhood obesity: A systematic review and content analysis.American Journal of Public Health,106(11),1980. doi:http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy.lib.uts.edu.au/10.2105/AJPH.2016.303391 Discipline(s):Parenting (Public Health, Childhood obesity) Key Question:What is the inclusion of fathers in observational studies on parenting and childhood obesity? Theoretical /Applied:AppliedExperimental/non-experimental: Experimental Empirical/non-empirical:EmpiricalPrimary/Secondary Data:Secondary Data Deductive/inductive: DeductiveSelf-reported/Observed:Observed Descriptive/explanatory:ExploratoryQualitative/Quantitative:Both Concise annotation The following article focuses on the involvement of a father in the parental activities of a child, which further corresponds to the consequences of childhood obesity. The author has stated that with time, there has been a rise in the involvement of fathers in the parenting activities, yet, there are few reported instances, where a father has been the one who is responsible for taking care of his children. In order to examine the aim of the research on parenting and childhood obesity a systematic review of quantitative analysis has been conducted that has helped in documenting the involvement if fathers relative to that of
3 mothers and has further focussed at examining the characteristics of studies that did not include fathers. After the conduction of data analysis test, it had been inferred from the test results that fathers are underrepresented in the society. The underrepresentation of fathers has been highlighted for effective family involvements that would help in the prevention of child obesities. Article review by: [insert name and ID number here]
4 Article 2: Mainland, M., Shaw, S., & Prier, A. (2015). Fearing fat: Exploring the discursive links between childhood obesity, parenting, and leisure.Journal of Leisure Research,47(2), 202- 219. doi:http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy.lib.uts.edu.au/10.1080/00222216.2015.11950357 Discipline(s):Childhoodobesity(criticaldiscourseanalysis;criticaltheory;leisure; parenting) Key Question: *What are the discursive messages to parents about their role in obesity prevention with messages for parents, parenting, and social inequality? Theoretical /Applied:AppliedExperimental/non-experimental:Non- experimental Empirical/non-empirical:EmpiricalPrimary/Secondary Data:Secondary Data Deductive/inductive: DeductiveSelf-reported/Observed:Observed Descriptive/explanatory:DescriptiveQualitative/Quantitative:Qualitative Concise annotation The chosen article aims at analysing the discourses that surrounds the issue of childhood obesity, parenting practices and children’s leisure. The author in this article has focussed on criticaldiscourseanalysisthathasbeenquiteeffectiveinexploringthepossibilities associated with obesity among the children with major focus on the leisure of the child and the responsibility of the parents in grooming of a child. The author has done a qualitative
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5 research from various articles, journals and magazines associated with the topic and have found out that there are three themes that have emerged from the findings of the data. Firstly, the fear of being fat among the children, thought about parental choice and the obligation of enjoying leisure. The author has thrown light on these three themes that has provided valuable inferences to parenting activities and health of the children. Article review by: [insert name and ID number here]