Parent-based prevention after parental weight loss surgery: a pilot case-series trial.

Background: Overeating and obesity are elevated in children of parents who have undergone weight loss surgery. Parents who have undergone weight loss surgery often report their personal history of obesity interferes with their knowledge, skills, and self-efficacy in developing their children's healthy habits, thus reducing the likelihood of addressing obesogenic environmental factors.

Objectives: This study examines whether a 6-session parent-based prevention after bariatric surgery online intervention is feasible and acceptable for parents.

The offspring of parents undergoing a weight loss surgery: a systematic review.

The offspring of parents with obesity are at an increased risk of developing this condition themselves because of genetic and environmental factors. One subgroup that may be at particularly high risk of developing obesity is the offspring of parents who have undergone weight loss surgery (PWLS). To date, little research has focused on these offspring or their parents.

Parenting after Weight Loss Surgery: A Conceptual Model and Two Case Reports.

The ways families approach eating, shape, and weight can result in stress for individual family members and challenge the overall functioning of the family. This is further complicated among families with a parent who has history of obesity or undergone weight loss surgery (WLS). Although WLS can positively impact other family members, it can also exacerbate conflicts regarding feeding and weight.