Diagnosis and Treatment of Feeding Disorders in Infants, Toddlers, and Young Children Paperback – June 1, 2009

I bought this book for myself, because my son has a severe feeding disorder. I was hoping to learn more about his problem so I can better understand how to help him. I was very pleased with the book because it was very easy to read and understand the material. The book outlines the different feeding disorders including sections on how they present, and how they are treated. The chapters are kept brief and informative, and to demonstrate each disorder there are case studies of real life children the author has worked with. My favorite feature of the book was the review pages in the back, where key points of each disorder are outlined for easy reference. After reading this book I have a better understanding of how and why my son developed these problems. I also feel more confident in my own abilities to help him and make his treatment decisions.

The contents of the book would suffice the 100 pages of A5 size but with bold large prints and glossy pages the price of the book is very much inflated. May be kindle edition would be better.

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This is a must read for any child psychologist or pediatrician. So many have no idea about childhood Anorexia. It is NOT always about body image, and this book explains this illness in great detail. Dr. Chatoor is brilliant. This book is written so that the parents can understand it also. It will give hope and help to those parents who cant seem to get the professionals to listen to them when their child keeps loosing weight and will not eat. Finally, an answer to this and a plan.

Haven't finished reading it yet, but it seems like a well written resource with good info to share with parents/families of kids feeding disorders. Glad to add it to my OT tool box.

I work with infants and toddlers and there is always some questions from families regarding food, feeding, allergies and growth percentile. This book has good information, beyond the conflicting opinions of individual pediatricians. There's many descriptions of severe infant feeding disorders, their origins~ with practical common sense solutions.I found that the solutions good. They are applicable to most worried parents- calm down, make sure the infant has an appetite, make eating a positive experience. Great book.

My son has very complicated eating troubles from birth. Reflex, allergies, was tube fed and had heart surgery. This was only resource I found that provided actual insight in how to help him. If your child has eating issues you must read this book if you want to help your baby.

I found this to be completely unhelpful. The book presented different cases; however, there were no clear solutions. In many of the cases, the doctor had no suggestions and the issue just seemed to resolve itself. Please save your $33 - I wish I had.

Not what I expected

interesting for the subject treated, but I think it is a bit too overrated, as it is quite repetitive.Many things could be guess by sheer logic.I don't agree with its high price.