Introduction Questions | |
1. How would you describe your firstborn when he/she was a baby? • Probe on temperament, appetite, growth | |
2. How would you describe your secondborn when he/she was a baby? • Probe on temperament, appetite, growth | |
Learned Experience | |
3. Could you first explain how you learned how to feed your children during infancy? • Probe on how they learned to feed firstborn (e.g., family members) • Probe on how they learned how to feed secondborn (e.g., experience from firstborn) | |
4. What specifically did you learn from feeding your firstborn during infancy that may have influenced how you fed your secondborn during infancy? • Probe on spacing making it easier or more difficult • Probe on firstborn characteristics (e.g., temperament, appetite, growth) | |
5. Can you tell me about using food to calm or soothe with your children in infancy? • Probe on food to soothe with firstborn and secondborn • Probe on whether what they learned worked well with firstborn and used with secondborn • Probe for specific narratives/stories explaining why | |
6. Can you tell me about using food to reward behavior or as a bribe with your children in toddlerhood? • Probe on use with secondborn—did you learn about it being effective because of your firstborn? | |
7. Could you first explain how you learned how to feed your children during toddlerhood? • Probe on how they learned to feed firstborn (e.g., family members) • Probe on how they learned how to feed secondborn (e.g., experience from firstborn) | |
8. What specifically did you learn from feeding your firstborn as a toddler that may have influenced how you fed your secondborn during toddlerhood (1 to 3 years old)? • Probe on spacing making it easier or more difficult • Probe on firstborn characteristics (e.g., temperament, appetite, growth) |