Clustering of diet- and activity-related parenting practices: cross-sectional findings of the INPACT study

Table 4 Associations between clusters of diet and activity-related parenting practices and child dietary and activity behaviours (partial correlation coefficients), n=10131

Cluster	Child fruit intake	Child snack intake	Child SSB intake	Child active transport to school	Child outdoor playing	Child sports participation at a sports club	Child screen time
1: High visibility and accessibility of screens and unhealthy food	-0.08*	0.07*	0.10**	-0.04	-0.01	0.01	0.11**
2: Diet- and activity- related rules	0.08**	-0.08*	-0.12***	0.15***	0.02	0.03	-0.11**
3: Low availability of unhealthy food	0.06	-0.19***	-0.11***	-0.09**	-0.01	-0.05	-0.11**
4: Diet- and activity- related positive modelling	0.11***	-0.26***	-0.15***	0.20***	0.14***	0.01	-0.19***
5: Positive modeling on sports and fruit	0.30***	-0.04	-0.07*	0.05	0.12***	0.16***	0.03

SSB: sugar-sweetened beverage.
¹Adjusted for child characteristics (gender, age, ethnicity and BMI z-score at baseline) and parental characteristics (parental education level, parental BMI at baseline and parenting style dimensions). Child dietary and activity behaviours were assessed in 2009 (=second assessment).

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