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Dealing with Difficult Eaters: Stop mealtimes becoming a battleground with fussy children

Dealing with Difficult Eaters: Stop mealtimes becoming a battleground with fussy children

by Hollie Smith (Author), Dr. Sandi Mann (Contributor), Sally Child (Contributor)

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    Paperback 2009

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Synopsis

If mealtimes often turn into a battleground when you're trying to persuade your child to eat, this book is for you. Written by a trio of experts in parenting, psychology and nutrition, this book recognises the strain and stress many parents go through and offers solutions that really work. Inside find out how to: * Get to the root of eating problems * Practically address each problem * Establish healthy eating habits Packed with realistic suggestions and case studies, this book can put you on a fast track to happy and healthy family mealtimes.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 224
 Publisher: White Ladder
Published: 05 Jun 2009
ISBN 10: 1905410522
ISBN 13: 9781905410521
Book Overview: How to make sure children's meal times are healthy and happy

Media Reviews
This book really has been a God send to myself and my wife... This is a great little book --Reviewer, The Baby Website full of useful hints and tips --Reviewer, The Baby Website The advice is helpful for all children not just for those who are difficult eaters. I would recommend this book to anyone who is experiencing difficult meal times and for those planning to wean shortly. --Reviewer, The Baby Website
Author Bio
Consultant author Dr Sandi Mann is a mum-of-three, a psychologist specialising in stress issues and author of several self-help psychology books. Journalist and parenting author Hollie Smith has two young children and her published books include Cool Calm Parent and Toddling to Ten: Your Common Parenting Problems Solved. Sally Child is a nutritional therapist with a background as a nurse and health visitor and has three grown-up daughters and a grandson. She lectures on children s nutrition and has written other books on the subject including The Art of Hiding Vegetables: Sneaky Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat Healthy Food.