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  1. Seven weeks of home-cooked meals: changes to New Zealanders’ grocery shopping, cooking and eating during the COVID-19 lockdown
  2. Nutritional Aspects of Commercially Available Complementary Foods in New Zealand Supermarkets
  3. Results of the 3 Pillars Study (3PS), a relationship-based programme targeting parent-child interactions, healthy lifestyle behaviours, and the home environment in parents of preschool-aged children: A pilot randomised controlled trial
  4. Community Group Model Building as a Method for Engaging Participants and Mobilising Action in Public Health
  5. Improving low fruit and vegetable intake in children: Findings from a system dynamics, community group model building study
  6. Systemic Barriers and Equitable Interventions to Improve Vegetable and Fruit Intake in Children: Interviews with National Food System Actors
  7. Promotion of Family Routines and Positive Parent-Child Interactions for Obesity Prevention: Protocol for the 3 Pillars Study Randomized Controlled Trial
  8. Inequalities in Infant Feeding Practices among the Growing Up in New Zealand Cohort
  9. Infant Feeding Index among the Growing up in New Zealand Cohort: Adherence to the National Food and Nutrition Guidelines
  10. Healthy eating habits at home and childcare centres among a large group of New Zealand 3 year olds
  11. How good is the food served in kindergartens and daycare centres?
  12. Nutrition education for early childhood managers, teachers and nursery cooks: a prerequisite for effective obesity prevention
  13. Physical activity and screen use policy and practices in childcare: results from a survey of early childhood education services in New Zealand
  14. Child-care nutrition environments: results from a survey of policy and practice in New Zealand early childhood education services
  15. The influence of childcare on preschool dietary patterns and body size
  16. The health of children in sole-parent families in New Zealand: results of a population-based cross-sectional survey
  17. Psychiatric Illness Among a Nationally Representative Sample of Sole and Partnered Parents in New Zealand