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Study name	Healthy babies through infant‐centred feeding protocol: an intervention targeting early childhood obesity in vulnerable populations
Methods	RCT
Participants	Study setting: Colorado and Michigan, United States of America Inclusion criteria: mothers over 18 years of age with infants younger than 4 months of age who have not started solid foods and are of low income (≤ 185% federal poverty level in the USA and eligible for federal food assistance programmes) Exclusion criteria: mother or infant with diagnosed eating, physical, or chronic health problem 394 mothers and infants are needed based on the power calculation
Interventions	Intervention group: locally developed "Healthy Babies" intervention consisting of 6 in‐home lessons delivered by a trained paraprofessional instructor followed by 3 reinforcement telephone calls Control group: traditional nutrition education offered by the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Programme
Outcomes	Maternal responsiveness Maternal satisfaction Feeding practices Infant growth patterns of weight and length and their feasibility
Starting date	2011
Contact information	millie@msu.edu
Notes	Preliminary results (n = 170) available as an abstract which demonstrate the positive impact of nutrition education on the feeding practices. No growth parameter was reported.