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. 2022 Sep 29;14(4):410–418. doi: 10.3390/pediatric14040049

Table 2.

Questionnaire investigating differences in children lifestyle and behaviors before and after the first wave of COVID-19 pandemic.

Eating Habits
(Consumption of)
MORE LESS SAME
olive oil, butter, margarine 60 (30.5%) 11 (5.5%) 126 (64.0%)
fruits 60 (30.5%) 26 (13.2%) 111(56.3%)
vegetables 65 (33%) 28 (14.2%) 104 (52.8%)
white bread 64 (32.5%) 30 (15.2%) 103 (52.3%)
red meat 45 (22.8%) 25 (12.6%) 127 (64.5%)
white meat 38 (19.3%) 17 (8.6%) 142 (72.1%)
sweet beverage 38 (19.3%) 39 (19.8%) 120 (60.9%)
legumes 34 (17.3%) 23 (11.6%) 140 (71.1%)
fish and seafood 44 (22.3%) 33 (16.7%) 120 (60.9%)
desserts 111 (56.3%) 13 (6.6%) 73 (37.1%)
pasta and rice 34 (17.3%) 25 (12.6%) 138 (70.1%)
adding sugar in the milk 3 (1.5%) 11 (5.5%) 183 (92.9%)
water consumption 86 (43.7%) 17 (8.6%) 104 (52.8%)
nibbling 123 (62.4%) 4 (2.0%) 70 (35.5%)
NO YES
learned to eat meal slowly 62 (31.5%) 135 (68.5%)
ate more junk food 95 (48.2%) 102 (51.8%)
ate snack more often 84 (42.6%) 113 (57.4%)
learned how to read nutrition labels 169 (85.8%) 28 (14.2%)
skipped meals 74 (37.6%) 123 (62.4%)
enjoyed family meals 38 (19.3%) 159 (80.7%)
Weight increase
(what do you think?)
INCREASED NOT
INCREASED
120 (60.9%) 77 (39.1%)
Physical activity
(did you do?)
YES NO
before COVID-19 lockdown 180 (91.4%) 17 (8.6%)
during COVID-19 lockdown 139 (70.6%) 58 (29.4%)
Sleeping time
(during COVID-19 lockdown)
MORE NO MORE
58 (29.4%) 139 (70.6%)