@sda27 @loulouroberts1 There's another similar study here: https://t.co/hP3nu8mcTU that shows children with mum's working >40hrs pw are *less* likely to be obese than children with mothers working <40hrs pw. https://t.co/wWhZSfWF11
@CathyYoung63 @mikeventureDIY @JenandZen I have zero opinion on this all, but this paper purports to find a connection between working mothers and obesity in girls - in South Korea. I strongly suspect cultural factors will be major confounders in this deba
@derekeb @CocaCola Good point. Of course, low-income parents don't have the same nutritional expertise (https://t.co/xPJyPa4wen) and single-parent / working parent households give them less time to spend with kids (https://t.co/aKzTnXnOhR). Maybe we could
RT @bgg2wl: Like, this language is even found in research published on the NIH’s website? https://t.co/gONV55gtV1 https://t.co/0UYI3uZUTO