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Recruitment Strategy Substudy for the National Children's Study (NICHD)

A.2.1.m Child Food Frequency Questionnaire

Postnatal Activities - Mother and Children

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Appendix A A.2.1.m–13

Version -1/16/2007 OMB # 0925-XXXX

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Source: Harvard FFQ; Project Viva Child FFQ

Visits: 18 mo.

Mode: Self-administered (Mail in)

Estimated Time: 30 minutes



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National Children’s Study

Child Food Questionnaire

18 Months












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Please complete this questionnaire within 2 weeks and mail it in the large pre‑stamped envelope to:




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G eneral Instructions

This questionnaire is about your 18 month-old child __________________. When we refer to “your child,” please respond with this 18-month old child in mind.

This questionnaire asks you about the foods your child has eaten in the past month.

Answer each question as best you can. Estimate if you are not sure. A guess is better than leaving a blank.

Use only a black ball-point pen. Do not use a pencil or felt-tip pen. Do not fold, staple, or tear the pages.

P ut an X in the box next to your answer.

If you make any changes, cross out the incorrect answer and put an X in the box next to the correct answer. Also draw a circle around the correct answer.




BEFORE YOU BEGIN, PLEASE FILL IN TODAY’S DATE:


__ __/__ __/__ __

Month Day Year

A. Please check the box that best represents how often your child ate each of the foods listed, on average, in the past month.



Fruits

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day

2 or more times per day

1. Orange

2. Grapefruit

3. Banana

4. Apple

5. Applesauce

6. Grapes

7. Peach or plum

8. Strawberries or other berries

9. Cantaloupe

10. Watermelon

11. Pears

12. Raisins or prunes





B. Please check the box that best represents how often your child ate each of the foods listed, on average, in the past month.



Vegetables

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day

2 or more times per day

  1. Corn

  1. Peas

  1. Tomatoes

  1. Peppers (all kinds)

  1. Carrots

  1. Broccoli

  1. Green beans

  1. Spinach

  1. Squash
    (orange or winter)

  1. French fries, fried potatoes

  1. Potatoes (baked, boiled or mashed)

  1. Onion

  1. Sweet potatoes or yams

  1. Cabbage, coleslaw, or cauliflower

  1. Cucumbers

  1. Lettuce salad

  1. Mixed vegetables

  1. Baked beans or chili beans

  1. Other dried beans, dried peas or lima beans

C. Please check the box that best represents how often your child ate each of the foods listed, on average, in the past month.



Meat,
fish, and
other main dishes

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day

2 or more times per day

  1. Pizza

  1. Macaroni and cheese

  1. Peanut butter

  1. Hamburger, meatballs, or meatloaf

  1. Beef—steak or roast

  1. Pork—chops, roast, or ribs

  1. Ham—baked or steak

  1. Cold cuts
    (bologna, salami, ham)

  1. Sausage

  1. Bacon

  1. Hot dogs

  1. Fried chicken, chicken nuggets

  1. Other chicken or turkey

  1. Canned tuna

  1. Fried fish, fish sticks

  1. Other fish

  1. Tofu or soy beans

  1. Vegetable soup

  1. Other soup

D. Please check the box that best represents how often your child ate each of the foods listed, on average, in the past month.



Starches
& grains

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day

or every day

2 or more times per day

5 or more times per day

  1. Pasta

  1. White rice

  1. Brown Rice

  1. White bread
    (slice, roll, or pita)

  1. Dark bread
    (slice, roll, or pita)

  1. Cornbread or tortilla

  1. Oatmeal

  1. Cereal (cold)

  1. Donut, fried dough

  1. Sweet roll or muffin

  1. Pancake, waffle, or French toast

  1. English muffin or bagel

  1. Biscuit


E. Please check the box that best represents how often your child drank each of the beverages listed, on average, in the past month.


Drinks

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day

2 or more times per day

5 or more times per day

  1. Milk, including chocolate milk

  1. Hot chocolate

  1. Apple juice

  1. Grape juice

  1. Orange juice

  1. Pineapple juice

  1. Other 100% juice

  1. Fruit drinks
    (Hi-C, Kool-Aid, lemonade)

  1. Soda (not sugar-free)

  1. Soda (sugar-free)

  1. Water



12. What kind of milk does your child usually drink?

Breast milk, breast fed

Breast milk, expressed

Formula made from cow’s milk

Formula made from soy milk

Whole milk

2% milk

1% milk

Skim milk

Soy milk

Other

My child does not drink milk


1 3. What kind of water does your child usually drink?

Tap water, not filtered

Tap water, filtered

Bottled water

F. Please check the box that best represents how often your child ate each of the foods listed, on average, in the past month.


O ther dairy
& eggs

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day

2 or more times per day

  1. Cheese, plain or in sandwiches

  1. Cream cheese

  1. Cottage cheese

  1. Yogurt

  1. Ice cream

  1. Pudding

  1. Whole eggs




G. Please check the box that best represents how often your child ate each of the foods listed, on average, in the past month.


Oils and
spreads

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day

2 or more times per day

5 or more times per day

  1. Butter (not margarine)

  1. Margarine (tub)

  1. Margarine (stick)

  1. Mayonnaise

  1. Salad dressing



H. Please check the box that best represents how often your child ate each of the foods listed, on average, in the past month.


Snacks and
sweets

Never

Less than 1 time per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or

every day

2 or more times per day

5 or more times per day

  1. Chips
    (potato, corn or others)

  1. Nuts

  1. Crackers

  1. Jell-O

  1. Cookies or brownies

  1. Cake or cupcakes

  1. Pie

  1. Chocolate candy

  1. Other candy




I. Are there any other foods not mentioned above that your child eats at least once per week? Please write in the name of the food and check the box that best represents how often your child ate each food, on average, in the past month.


Other foods
your child eats
once per week

1 time per week

2–4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day

2 or more times per day

5 or more times per day

1. __________________________

2. __________________________

3. __________________________

4. __________________________

5. __________________________

6. __________________________

7. __________________________

J. In the past month, how often does your child eat fast foods away from home or as take out (French fries, egg rolls, fried chicken, shrimp, clams, etc.)?


Less than once per week

1 time per week

2 to 4 times per week

Nearly every day or every day



K . In the past month, did you always, usually, sometimes, or seldom:



Always

Usually

Sometimes

Seldom

1. Wash your hands before preparing food for your family?

2. Wash the cutting board or counter before preparing food on it for your family?

3. Wash or rinse fresh fruits and vegetables 20 seconds and drain 2 minutes before preparing them for your family?





L . In the past month, did your child eat any of the following foods that contain raw eggs?




Yes

No

Don’t know

  1. Raw, homemade cookie or cake batter?

  1. Homemade frosting with raw egg?

  1. Caesar salad with raw egg?

  1. Chocolate mousse with raw egg?

  1. Homemade eggnog?

  1. Homemade ice cream with raw egg?

  1. Shakes with raw egg?



M. Where does your child eat, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks?
For
each of these places, tell me if she eats in these places usually, sometimes,
or never.


Usually

Sometimes

Never

  1. Kitchen table or counter

  1. High chair

  1. Dining room table

  1. Living room on a table or coffee table

  1. On the carpet or floor anywhere in the house

  1. Bedroom on a table or dresser

  1. Garage

  1. On a table or bench outside the house

  1. Anywhere else he or she chooses



N. Which of the following supplements was your child given at least 3 days a week
during the past month? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY.]

F luoride

Iron

Vitamin D

Multi-vitamins

Other vitamins or supplements:
Specify ________________________________

None



O . Were the supplements you gave your baby in the form of drops or pills?
[NOTE: MARK CRUSHED PILLS MIXED WITH LIQUID AS PILLS.]


Drops

Pills










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the
National Children’s Study.

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