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NCT06020027

Water is K'é: Multi-level Intervention to Promote Healthy Beverage Choices Among Navajo Families

Enrolling by Invitation
NAAges 2+InterventionalPrevention
Brigham and Women's Hospital
~1,160 participants
Updated 2025-03-24 on ClinicalTrials.gov
What's tested:Water is K'é

At a glance

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What they're measuring
Average daily intake of water (fluid ounces) among ECE children
Measured over Post intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)
+6 more outcomes measured

Conditions

Water
Child Nutrition
Family Dynamics
Healthy Nutrition
Healthy Lifestyle
Health-Related Behavior
Obesity Prevention

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Where it's being run

1 sites across 1 states
Arizona1

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Eligibility criteria

Inclusion

At least one of the following: child enrolled in participating early child education (ECE) program between 2 and 5 years of age; primary caregiver of that child (i.e. identifies as the person who assumes primary caregiver responsibilities of and resides in the same household as the child; or family member aged six or older identified by primary caregiver as an individual in the immediate family who either resides in the same household or visits frequently and day to day interactions with child);
Plans to reside in the same household for the next 12 months
If enrolled in ECE program, plans to participate in ECE program for the entire school year

Exclusion

Plans to leave their residence in the next 12 months
If enrolled in ECE program, does not plan to participate in ECE program for the entire school year

What this trial measures

  • Average daily intake of water (fluid ounces) among ECE childrenPost intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)

    Study arm differences based on Beverage Intake Questionnaire Preschool (BEVQ-PS) measurements in frequency and amount across beverage categories, validated in children under 6

  • Average daily intake of SSB (fluid ounces) among ECE childrenPost intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)

    Study arm differences per BEVQ-PS measurements frequency and amount by beverage type, validated in children under 6

  • Average daily energy intake from SSB (in calories) among ECE childrenPost intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)

    Study arm differences per BEVQ-PS; measures frequency and amount by beverage type, validated in children under 6

  • Average daily intake of water (fluid ounces) among family membersPost intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)

    Study arm differences per Beverage Intake Questionnaire (BEVQ-15); measures frequency and amount across beverage categories, validated for children 6 and older

  • Average daily intake of SSB (fluid ounces) among family membersPost intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)

    Study arm differences per BEVQ-PS; measures frequency and amount by beverage type

  • Average daily energy intake from SSB (in calories) among family membersPost intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)

    Study arm differences per BEVQ-PS; measures frequency and amount by beverage type, validated in children under 6

  • Family cohesion scorePost intervention (at 4 months) and 8 months after intervention (at 12 months from baseline)

    Study arm differences based on 10-question instrument adapted from Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scale, Short Form (FACES-SF) subscale to measure family cohesion; completed by all family members over 12. For each family, scores from all family members will be averaged to derive a single score per family.