P numbers are consistent across databases to enable linking of individual data
Did the child receive a book about fruit or vegetables? 0 = control (no book) group, 1 = fruit book group, 2 = vegetable book group.
Name of child's target fruit
Is child's target fruit disliked or unfamiliar? 1 = disliked, 2 = unfamiliar
Name of child's target vegetable
Is child's target vegetable disliked or unfamiliar? 1 = disliked, 2 = unfamiliar
Child age in months at Baseline
Child gender 1 = male, 2 = female
Child's ethnic origin 1 = White British, 2 = other
Parent's qualifications 1 = degree level or higher, 2 = other
Parent's marital status 1 = married, 2 = other
Parent's household income 1 = £50k or more, 2 = other
Number of children in family (under 18) living at home
Baseline frequency of family meals. Higher scores indicate child eats with other family members more often
Baseline total veg purchases. Higher scores indicate vegetables bought more frequently.
Baseline target vegetable purchases. Higher scores indicate target vegetable bought more frequently.
Baseline total fruit purchases. Higher scores indicate fruits bought more frequently.
Baseline target fruit purchases. Higher scores indicate target fruit bought more frequently.
Baseline Child Food Neophobia Scale. Higher scores indicate higher levels of neophobia.
Baseline Child Eating Behaviour Questionnaire:Food Fussiness. Higher scores indicate higher fussiness.
Child's total fruit intake per day at Baseline
Child's total vegetable intake per day at Baseline
Child's intake of target fruit per day at Baseline
Child's intake of target vegetable per day at Baseline
Child's liking of target fruit at Baseline. 0 = Never tried, 1 = strongly dislikes, 2 = dislikes, 3 = neither likes nor dislikes, 4 = likes, 5 = strongly likes. NB Children coded 0 excluded from analyses of liking.
Child's liking of target vegetable at Baseline. 0 = Never tried, 1 = strongly dislikes, 2 = dislikes, 3 = neither likes nor dislikes, 4 = likes, 5 = strongly likes. NB Children coded 0 excluded from analyses of liking.
Child age in months at Post-Intervention
Post-Intervention Child Food Neophobia Scale. Higher scores indicate higher levels of neophobia.
Post-Intervention Child Eating Behaviour Questionnaire:Food Fussiness. Higher scores indicate higher fussiness.
Child's intake of target fruit per day Post-Intervention
Child's intake of target vegetable per day Post-Intervention
Child's liking of target fruit at Post-Intervention. 0 = Never tried, 1 = strongly dislikes, 2 = dislikes, 3 = neither likes nor dislikes, 4 = likes, 5 = strongly likes. NB Children coded 0 at baseline excluded from analyses of liking.
Child's liking of target vegetable at Post-Intervention. 0 = Never tried, 1 = strongly dislikes, 2 = dislikes, 3 = neither likes nor dislikes, 4 = likes, 5 = strongly likes. NB Children coded 0 at baseline excluded from analyses of liking.
Child age in months at Follow-Up
Follow Up Child Food Neophobia Scale. Higher scores indicate higher levels of neophobia.
Follow Up Child Eating Behaviour Questionnaire: Food Fussiness. Higher scores indicate higher fussiness.
Child's intake of target fruit per day at Follow-Up
Child's intake of target vegetable per day at Follow-Up
Child's liking of target fruit at Follow-Up. 0 = Never tried, 1 = strongly dislikes, 2 = dislikes, 3 = neither likes nor dislikes, 4 = likes, 5 = strongly likes. NB Children coded 0 at baseline excluded from analyses of liking.
Child's liking of target vegetable at Follow-Up. 0 = Never tried, 1 = strongly dislikes, 2 = dislikes, 3 = neither likes nor dislikes, 4 = likes, 5 = strongly likes. NB Children coded 0 at baseline excluded from analyses of liking.
Did parents return a diary of their experiences during taste exposure phase? 1 = yes, 0 = no
N offers of target fruit during taste exposure phase
N offers of target vegetable during taste exposure phase
N times target fruit tasted during taste exposure phase