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Results: Students’ t-tests, cross tabulations, correlations, and logistic regression revealed that on average, mothers perceived their children’ BMI to be about two points lower than actual BMI. As the age and education level of the mother increased, the higher the likelihood that she correctly identified the silhouette that represented the child of weight status with the greatest risk for health problems. WIC mothers were 22 times more likely to accurately select a normal female silhouette. Furthermore, 82.6% of mothers with overweight children were satisfied with their children’s’ weight. Mothers who preferred their children to weigh less had a significantly higher weight and BMI than mothers who wanted their child to weigh more.

Child Weight Perception among Miami Cuban American WIC Mothers