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Your Child's Weight: Helping Without Harming

Your Child's Weight: Helping Without Harming

by Satter, Ellyn
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Read Your Child's Weight instead of putting your child on a diet!

If your child has been labeled obese or at risk of
overweight you owe it to them and to yourself to read this book and trust its
methods. Ellyn Satter considers babies through adolescents and gives parents
permission to feed well and let children grow up feeling good about food and their
bodies. She says parents don't have to give up Friday-night pizza in front of
the TV and they don't have to police their child at birthday parties. They do
have to do their jobs with feeding, but then they can relax and trust their
child to do theirs with eating and growing. Because Satter looks at the
emotional side of eating and weight, Satter helps parents raise competent
eaters who are protected in later life against gaining too much weight and even
having eating disorders. Packed with Satter's ever-popular feeding stories and backed
up by research evidence, Your Child's Weight offers clear
guidance for professionals as well as parents.

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BrandKelcy Press
Pub dateAug 15, 2005
ISBN-100967118913
ISBN-139780967118918
Paperback472.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.43 × 0.92 × 5.5 in
Weight1 lb
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