Table 1.

Feeding Coparenting Scale (FCS) Items and Final Factor Loadings

Item	1	2	3
Shared Positive Views and Values in Child Feeding (α=0.83)
7. My spouse/partner and I tend to agree on the brands of food we buy.	.47
8. My spouse/partner and I both see family mealtime as important.	.86
9. My spouse/partner and I both see family mealtimes as a time to feed our child healthy food.	.88
10. My spouse/partner and I both see family mealtimes as a time to spend quality time together.	.79
15. My spouse/partner and I handle child eating behavior (e.g., picky eating, snacking) similarly.	.54
Active Engagement in Child Feeding (α=.70)
1.In my household, my spouse/partner and I frequently discuss how we manage feeding tasks.		.75
2.In my household, both my spouse/partner and I work together to manage feeding tasks.		.83
14. It is important for me to be involved in feeding tasks with my spouse/partner.		.34
16. Having a spouse/partner to manage feeding tasks is important to me		.25
Solo Parenting in Child Feeding (α=0.82)
3. I am responsible for all feeding tasks in my family.			.61
4. I manage feeding tasks because my schedule is more flexible than my spouse/partner.			.64
5. I enjoy cooking and am good at cooking, so I cook more than my spouse/partner does.			.78
6. I enjoy meal planning, so I plan meals more than my spouse/partner does.			.88
Total Score (13 items; α=0.78)
5-point Likert scale ranging from Strongly Disagree (1) to Strongly Agree (5)

Items that were dropped:

11. I am satisfied with how my spouse/partner and I divide the responsibility of managing feeding tasks.

12. Busy schedules make it difficult for us to work together in managing feeding tasks

13. If I had a choice, I would prefer my spouse/partner to manage all feeding tasks in my household