Vegetable Offering in the Home Environment - Impact of Free Accessibility and Choice on Snack Vegetable Intake - Trial NCT06212375
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Study Focus
Sponsor & Location
Wageningen University
Timeline & Enrollment
N/A
Oct 17, 2023
Feb 01, 2024
Primary Outcome
consumption during the measurement afternoons
Summary
This study examines the impact of offering strategies on the fruit and vegetable intake of
 children aged 4-6. Two key factors being explored are whether caregivers initiate the
 offering or if it's freely provided and whether children have a choice in selecting fruits
 and vegetables. The objective is to determine how these strategies affect the children's
 fruit and vegetable intake.
 
 The research follows a 2x2 factorial cross-over design, with participants exposed to four
 different conditions. Interventions involve home visits, informed consent, questionnaires,
 and children tasting vegetables to assess their preferences. A SnackBox is placed in the
 home, and parents ensure it's filled based on the condition - children either choose a snack
 vegetable or have it initiated by parents. Daily questionnaires about vegetable consumption
 are completed, and the study concludes with material collection.
 
 The study includes 44 children aged 4-6 and carries minimal risks with no immediate benefits.
 Caregivers spend around four hours participating in the study.
ICD-10 Classifications
Data Source
ClinicalTrials.gov
NCT06212375
Non-Device Trial