Mealtime behaviours, diet quality and parental stress in children with autism spectrum disorder: a cross-sectional study from Türkiye.

BMJ Paediatr Open · 2026 · PMC13295970 · PMID 42336795

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Even after adjusting for the child’s age, BMI-z score and household income, the severity of mealtime behavioural problems emerged as a highly significant independent predictor of poorer diet quality.

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