This cross-disciplinary volume brings together diverse perspectives on children's food occasions inside and outside of the home across different geographical locations. By unpacking mundane food occasions, the volume shows the role of food in the everyday lives of children and adults around them.

1.Introduction Part I: SCHOOL AND CHILDCARE SETTINGS 2. Unsettling Food Encounters Between Families and Early Childhood Educators 3. Intersectionality and Migrant Parents' Perspectives on Preparing Lunchboxes for Their Children 4. School Meal Reform and Feeding Ordering in Portugal: Conventions and Controversies 5. 'Don't Bring Me Any Chickens with Sad Wings': Discipline, Surveillance, and 'Communal Work' in Peri-Urban Childcare Centres in Cochabamba, Bolivia Part II: THE HOME (AND BEYOND) 6. Holiday Hunger: Feeding Children During the School Holidays 7. 'My Mom Feeds Me, But Really, I Eat Whatever I Want!': Relational Approach to Feeding and Eating in Warsaw 8. Feeding in Context: Eating Occasions as Domestic Socialized Practice Part III: NEW PARENTING STYLES? 9. When Fathers Feed Their Family: The Emergence of New Father Roles in Denmark 10. Swedish Single Fathers Feeding the Family 11. Calibrating Motherhood 12. When Intensive Mothering Becomes a Necessity: Feeding Children on The Ketogenic Diet 13. Concluding Remarks