TABLE 1.
All | |
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(n = 104) | |
Age, mean (SD), years | 12.0 (3.0) |
BMI, mean (SD) kg/m2 | 30.4 (5.2) |
BMI‐SDS, mean (SD) | 3.5 (0.9) |
Boys, n (%) | 54 (51.9) |
Medication use a | 26 (33.3) |
Characteristics of fussy eating, n (%) | (n = 77) |
Food neophobia b | 26 (26.0) |
Narrow range b | 28 (26.9) |
Fussy eating c | 42 (41.6) |
Rejects taste b | |
Bitter | 38 (38.5) |
Sour | 33 (33.3) |
Sweet | 2 (1.9) |
Salty | 8 (7.9) |
(n = 88) | |
Disorders d , n (%) | 43 (48.9) |
ADHD | 28 (31.8) |
ASD | 11 (12.5) |
ASD and ADHD | 7 (7.9) |
Anxiety | 27 (30.7) |
Anxiety and ASD | 7 (7.9) |
Anxiety and ADHD | 17 (18.9) |
Depression | 20 (20.8) |
Depression and anxiety | 16 (18.2) |
Depression and ASD | 4 (4.5) |
Depression and ADHD | 11 (12.5) |
Comorbid disorders | |
Two disorders | 17 (19.3) |
Three disorders or more | 15 (17.0) |
Intellectual disabilities | 4 (4.2) |
Learning disorders | 5 (5.2) |
Oppositional defiant disorder | 6 (6.3) |
Note: Frequencies are expressed as mean (SD) and n (%).
Abbreviations: ADHD, attention‐deficit/hyperactive disorder; ASD, autism spectrum disorder; BMI, body mass index; BMI–SDS, standard deviation scores; SD, standard deviation.
n = 79.
Four parents did not provide answers, based on the Kauer et al. questionnaire. 24
Combination variable for fussy eating (“Food neophobia” and “Narrow range”).
n = Some children had multiple disorders.