URBANA, Ill. – Could the quality of your attachment to your parents affect your own child’s risk for obesity? A new University of Illinois study says it can. “If your mother regularly punished or dismissed your anger, anxiety, or sadness instead of being sensitive to your distress and giving you strategies for handling those feelings, you may be insecurely attached and parenting your children in the same way. A child who doesn’t learn to regulate his emotions may in turn develop eating patterns that put him at risk for obesity,” said Kelly Bost, a U of I professor of human development and family studies.
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