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Brent McBride

Director Child Development Lab PROF OF HUMAN DEVLP

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Human Development and Family Studies

Brent Mcbride is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Director Child Development Lab PROF OF HUMAN DEVLP at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Director Child Development Lab PROF OF HUMAN DEVLP

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child development pediatrics family involvement early childhood development family relations early childhood child nutrition family interactions family medicine early childhood education family studies family process family psychology parent leadership nutrition nutrition education early education psychology sociology maternal health health promotion pediatric obesity child health behavioral nutrition interpersonal relationships social relations childhood obesity father involvement child psychology parental care child care public health nutrition obesity developmental psychology breastfeeding family relationships applied developmental psychology family issues social-emotional development family dynamics dietetics education midwifery attachment theory young children weight disorders developmental program developmental epidemiology teacher-student relation obesity management education research health prevention parental involvement paternal involvement dietetics practice emotional development food choice dietetics benchmarks parent education early life exposures peer relationships rural education child mental health developmental disorders human lactation educational services family policy identity theory attachment security parental competence child temperament childcare providers child-care providers head start negative affect child care providers social interaction

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Preconception Diet Quality Trajectories and Food Parenting Among Fathers. Current Developments in Nutrition (2025)

Mariane H De OliveiraNatalie H GrafftIn Young ParkBrian K LoMatthew M LeeJorge E ChavarroSebastien HaneuseAlejandra Cantu-AldanaRebekah L ColeyBrent McBrideKirsten K DavisonJess Haines

child nutritionfamily medicinematernal healthpopulation nutritionfood parentingfamily studiesnutrition educationnutritionpublic health nutrition

Biopsychosocial Pathways Model of Early Childhood Appetite Self-Regulation: Temperament as a Key to Modulation of Interactions Among Systems. Social Science & Medicine (2024)

Sehyun JuBrent A McBrideMerin OleschukKelly K Bost

appetite controlbiopsychosocial pathways modelbehavioral nutritionfood choiceobesity managementpediatric obesitypsychologyobesitychild nutritionappetite self-regulationbiopsychosocial systemschildhood obesitynutritionbehavior change (public health)behavioral sciences

Identifying Elevated Child Weight From 3 to 24 Months: Early Transitions Into Nonparental Care and to Solid Foods. Pediatric Obesity (2024)

Jennifer M. BartonAlexandra LundquistMeghan C. FisherBarbara H. FieseBrent A. McBride

early childhood developmentchild developmentchild weightphysical developmentpediatric obesitychild nutritionobesityweight disordersnonparental carechildhood obesitychild healthpediatricsnutritionhealth scienceselevated weight

Validation of a Brief Food Parenting Measure for Fathers: A Test of Factorial Validity, Measurement Invariance, Internal Reliability, and Concurrent Validity. Appetite (2024)

Brian K LoIn Young ParkMelissa McTernanYilin WangAlejandra Cantu-AldanaBrent McBrideKatherine W BauerJess HainesKirsten K Davison

family involvementbehavioral nutritionfood choiceparental carefactorial validityfamily medicinematernal healthmeasurement invariancefamily psychologyinternal reliabilityfamily studiespediatricsnutrition educationnutritionpublic health nutritionparent leadership

Infant Temperament and Mealtime Distractions as Predictors of Preschool Children's Bite Speed During Family Mealtime. Appetite (2022)

Sehyun JuSamantha IwinskiBarbara H. FieseBrent A. McBrideKelly K. Bost

early childhood developmentchild developmentdevelopmental epidemiologyearly childhoodbite speedpsychologycognitive developmentchild nutritionearly life exposureschild psychologyinfant temperamentpreschool childrenchild healthpediatrics

Influences of Child Temperament and Household Chaos on Preschoolers' Emotional Eating. Childhood Obesity (2022)

Sehyun JuSamantha IwinskiBarbara H. FieseBrent A. McBrideKelly K. Bost

emotional developmentearly childhood developmentchild developmentbehavioral nutritionearly childhoodeating disorderspediatric obesityhousehold chaospsychologychild nutritionsocial-emotional developmentchild psychologyemotional eatingchildhood obesityemotional selfregulationnutritionchild temperamentbehavioral sciences

Prospective Associations Between Fathers’ Engagement in Infant Caregiving and Their Weight-Related Behaviors and Mental Health. American Journal of Men s Health (2022)

Brian K. LoSebastien HaneuseBrent A. McBrideSusan RedlineElsie M. TaverasKirsten K. Davison

developmental psychologyinfant caregivingchild developmentmental healthfamily interactionscaregiverslongitudinal studiesphysical activitypsychologyfamily psychologyfamily relationspediatricsparental caresupportive care

Fathers and Food Parenting: Current Research and Future Opportunities. National symposium on family issues (2021)

Kirsten DavisonJess HainesSabrina DouglasEvelin GarciaBrent McBride

nutritionparental carefamily medicinematernal healthfood parentingfamily studiesbehavioral nutritionpublic health nutritionparent leadership

Father Support for Breastfeeding Mothers Who Plan to Utilize Childcare: A Qualitative Look at Mothers’ Perspectives. Appetite (2021)

Alexandra LundquistBrent A. McBrideSharon M. DonovanMaris Wszalek

family involvementhealth services researchmidwiferynursingqualitative researchfamily medicinematernal healthchild carerespectful maternity carefamily studiesqualitative lookmothers ’ perspectivesbreastfeedingfamily relationspediatricsfather support

Breastfeeding Information and Support Across Multiple Sources: Identifying Opportunities for Coordinated Care. Clinical Lactation (2020)

Carolyn SutterErin C. DavisAlexandra LundquistValerie KoressKarima IsbergMary Bryant-CromwellBrandon MelineBrent A. McBrideBarbara H. Fiese

health services researchmidwiferynursing managementhealth carenursinghuman lactationcoordinated carehealth informaticsfamily medicinematernal healthprimary carebreastfeedingclinical nursingidentifying opportunities

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Brent McBride

Director Child Development Lab PROF OF HUMAN DEVLP

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Department of Human Development and Family Studies

Brent Mcbride is currently serving as a College Of Agricultural, Consumer And Environmental Sciences Director Child Development Lab PROF OF HUMAN DEVLP at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Honors

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Brent McBride

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Director Child Development Lab PROF OF HUMAN DEVLP

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Preconception Diet Quality Trajectories and Food Parenting Among Fathers. Current Developments in Nutrition (2025)

Mariane H De OliveiraNatalie H GrafftIn Young ParkBrian K LoMatthew M LeeJorge E ChavarroSebastien HaneuseAlejandra Cantu-AldanaRebekah L ColeyBrent McBrideKirsten K DavisonJess Haines

child nutritionfamily medicinematernal healthpopulation nutritionfood parentingfamily studiesnutrition educationnutritionpublic health nutrition

Biopsychosocial Pathways Model of Early Childhood Appetite Self-Regulation: Temperament as a Key to Modulation of Interactions Among Systems. Social Science & Medicine (2024)

Sehyun JuBrent A McBrideMerin OleschukKelly K Bost

Identifying Elevated Child Weight From 3 to 24 Months: Early Transitions Into Nonparental Care and to Solid Foods. Pediatric Obesity (2024)

Jennifer M. BartonAlexandra LundquistMeghan C. FisherBarbara H. FieseBrent A. McBride

Validation of a Brief Food Parenting Measure for Fathers: A Test of Factorial Validity, Measurement Invariance, Internal Reliability, and Concurrent Validity. Appetite (2024)

Brian K LoIn Young ParkMelissa McTernanYilin WangAlejandra Cantu-AldanaBrent McBrideKatherine W BauerJess HainesKirsten K Davison

Infant Temperament and Mealtime Distractions as Predictors of Preschool Children's Bite Speed During Family Mealtime. Appetite (2022)

Sehyun JuSamantha IwinskiBarbara H. FieseBrent A. McBrideKelly K. Bost

Influences of Child Temperament and Household Chaos on Preschoolers' Emotional Eating. Childhood Obesity (2022)

Sehyun JuSamantha IwinskiBarbara H. FieseBrent A. McBrideKelly K. Bost

Prospective Associations Between Fathers’ Engagement in Infant Caregiving and Their Weight-Related Behaviors and Mental Health. American Journal of Men s Health (2022)

Brian K. LoSebastien HaneuseBrent A. McBrideSusan RedlineElsie M. TaverasKirsten K. Davison

Fathers and Food Parenting: Current Research and Future Opportunities. National symposium on family issues (2021)

Kirsten DavisonJess HainesSabrina DouglasEvelin GarciaBrent McBride

nutritionparental carefamily medicinematernal healthfood parentingfamily studiesbehavioral nutritionpublic health nutritionparent leadership

Father Support for Breastfeeding Mothers Who Plan to Utilize Childcare: A Qualitative Look at Mothers’ Perspectives. Appetite (2021)

Alexandra LundquistBrent A. McBrideSharon M. DonovanMaris Wszalek

Breastfeeding Information and Support Across Multiple Sources: Identifying Opportunities for Coordinated Care. Clinical Lactation (2020)

Carolyn SutterErin C. DavisAlexandra LundquistValerie KoressKarima IsbergMary Bryant-CromwellBrandon MelineBrent A. McBrideBarbara H. Fiese

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