How to Get Your Kid to Eat...

But Not Too Much
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What should a parent do with a child who wants to snack continuously? Or a young teen who has declared herself a vegetarian and refuses to eat any type of meat and only a few vegetables? Or a child who claims he doesn''t like what''s been prepared, only to turn around and eat the exact thing at his friend''s house?

Satter addresses these concerns and many others surrounding the relationship between parents, children, and food in a warm, friendly, and supportive way. How to Get Your Kid to Eat... is easy to read and packed full of helpful information.

Rave Reviews

“This book is just great…Bravo!”
— T. Berry Brazelton, MD

"[Her book] can help you feed your child well while avoiding...food-centered struggles that can affect the parent-child relationship." 
— Woman''s Day

"There''s advice on: the kid who won''t eat, the kid who overeats, the kid who demands peanut butter and jelly sandwiches three times a day, the kid who gets hungry after you''ve cleared away the dishes...[Ellyn Satter] helps parents give their children the ultimate gift; a healthy attitude toward food."
— American Health

"What I need is a Fairy Godmother of nutrition who can change mealtimes from high-powered negotiation into exquisite exercises in balance. I think I found her. She is Ellyn Satter." 
— Carla K. Johnson, The Spokesman-Review & Spokane Chronicle

More Information
Author Ellyn Satter, R.D., M.S., M.S.S.W.
Published On Aug 31, 1987
Pages 396
Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - All About Feeding
Chapter 2 - Quit When the Job Is Done
Chapter 3 - Pressure Doesn''t Work
Chapter 4 - How Much Should Your Child Eat?
Chapter 5 - What Is Normal Eating?
Chapter 6 - Nutritional Tactics for Preventing Food Fights
Chapter 7 - The Newborn
Chapter 8 - The Older Baby
Chapter 9 - Is Your Toddler Jerking You Around at the Table?
Chapter 10 - The Popular Preschooler
Chapter 11 - The Industrious Schoolager
Chapter 12 - The Individualistic Teenager
Chapter 13 - The Child Who Grows Poorly
Chapter 14 - Helping All You Can to Keep Your Child From Being Fat
Chapter 15 - Eating Disorders
Chapter 16 - Feeding the Child With Special Needs