Weaning and Coping with Feeding Problems: an easy-to-follow guide
Apr 2012 · Random House
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A new title in the series of beautifully illustrated and easy-to-follow practical guides covering all the essential phases of childcare.
The different stages of weaning can be confusing, from reading a child's signs to introducing solid foods. And once your child reaches toddlerdom, the trouble doesn't stop - the psychological battles of getting your toddler to eat well can be a daily struggle. This comprehensive illustrated guide offers practical guidance and clear guidelines to help you establish what's suitable at different ages, when and how to feed them, and how to create good feeding habits in your baby and your toddler, making mealtimes a better place.
The different stages of weaning can be confusing, from reading a child's signs to introducing solid foods. And once your child reaches toddlerdom, the trouble doesn't stop - the psychological battles of getting your toddler to eat well can be a daily struggle. This comprehensive illustrated guide offers practical guidance and clear guidelines to help you establish what's suitable at different ages, when and how to feed them, and how to create good feeding habits in your baby and your toddler, making mealtimes a better place.
About the author
Naia Edwards worked as an editor in publishing for many years and is now a freelance writer. Her books include Breastfeeding and Bottle-feeding and Caring For Your Baby (both Vermilion), as well as a series of non-fiction children's books for Dorling Kindersley. She lives in Surrey and has four children.
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