So pleased to have passed my PhD viva yesterday. I can’t thank @EmmaHaycraft and @NualaRyder enough for being such wonderful examiners and for facilitating such an insightful discussion about this topic that is so close to my heart.
*Updated link* Paper published on 'Experiences of feeding young children with #Downsyndrome: parents’ and health professionals’ perspectives' Thanks to all participants and organisations who helped recruitment! @DrSamRogers@DrBobbieSmith@WytheHelena
https://t.co/rtS5o9Wovs
Fantastic start to #LondonDataWeek, with our Data Innovation in London event bringing together data practitioners from local government, industry, civic tech and researchers to discuss what makes data innovation in London unique.
(Ideas: skills, people, orgs, values + more)
🌟Today is the first day of London's first ever #LondonDataWeek, 3-9 July 2023, organised by @turinginst@LOTI_LDN, with over 25 events across London. 🌟
✅It's a city-wide festival to learn, discuss and explore data innovation.
➡️See https://t.co/dfgUtXg1Xy
@londondataweek
New paper from @laura_hielscher exploring feeding support during #COVID19 for families of children with #downsyndrome. Highlights the postcode lottery of service availability and the vital importance of face-to-face support from health professionals and peers @UHertsResearch
[🧵ALERT] I am an ex-academic with a PhD in Psychology who always loved to learn. Here are some things I learnt in the past year in my first non-academic job.
@DrSamRogers gave a great overview of some @ONS data relating to student mental health and wellbeing including the impact of COVID https://t.co/vkjOMvULHa
@profblissett I was so sad to miss out this year but have been following the tweets - looked like a fab conference. I’m going to sneak along when I’m on mat leave next year 😆😃
#BFDG2022 Great session on impacts of caregivers' feeding practices, a brilliant array of qual. & quant. work with powerful take-homes. Positive levels of vegetables offered first in weaning, but reaching out to individuals of lower SES remains a substantial challenge.
New research led by @Rebecca_A_Stone shows that emotional eating in children is shaped by a range of factors including the child’s appetite traits and also family experiences with foods - read more below 🔽
https://t.co/q1Co9Z5Stz
Catch some of our team at #BFDG2022 🍑:
➡️ @Rebecca_A_Stone: boredom-induced emotional eating in children
➡️@AbigailPickard6: adult’s food categorisation and food acceptance
➡️ @katieedders: food neophobia in the modelling of children’s eating 🥦
Fabulous opening keynote from the ever-fabulous @ClareHLlewellyn giving an overview of the gene-environment interplay in the development of children’s eating behaviours #BFDG2022