The feeding relationship

Satter, E.M.

The feeding relationship

1986

Satter, E.M.

Extract: The feeding relationship is defined and its implications for a child's nutritional status and psychosocial well-being are outlined. Interventions are evaluated in terms of their effect on the feeding relationship. A primary objective with any intervention is to protect or increase the parents' sensitivity and responsiveness to the child's feeding cues.(author)

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child development child development child nutrition education feeding habits food preferences humans hyperphagia infant infant psychology

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Published in

Journal of the American Dietetic Association

Volume 86 Issue 3 Pagination 352 - 356 ISSN 0002-8223

Publisher

Nordic Board for Wildlife Research

Other Subjects

Infant nutritional physiological phenomena; Parent-child relationships; Child; Parent-child relations; Nutritional sciences; Female; Child nutritional physiological phenomena; Newborn; Family characteristics; Feeding behavior; Breast feeding; Counseling; Preschool; Child

Language

English

Type

Journal Article; Text

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The feeding relationship

1986

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