Kelly Spurlock ANutr
Kelly Spurlock ANutr
Health and Wellbeing/Health, Wellbing & Society Alumni
UWE Bristol
Nursing and Midwifery
October 2019
How does parental engagement with weaning advice affect wellbeing.
Using a mixed-methods approach I plan to explore how parents access infant feeding information by bringing together the medical model of nutrition and psychosocial determinants of health. Parental feeding…
Using a mixed-methods approach I plan to explore how parents access infant feeding information by bringing together the medical model of nutrition and psychosocial determinants of health.
Parental feeding behaviours do not often reflect current infant feeding guidelines which can lead to reduced health outcomes.
Parents, particularly mothers, can experience judgment from healthcare providers for their feeding choices which may affect how they interact with services and information seeking to avoid feelings of guilt or shame.
I have a degree in Nutrition and practical experience providing weaning advice to mothers in the private and third sectors.
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