What are Feeding Disorders?: Complications of Eating Disorders in Children

mysanantonio.com — “Force-fed diets vs. healthy habits In “Weight Watcher,” author Dara-Lynn Weiss writes about putting her 7-year-old on a strict diet while describing her own 30-year battle with food and weight issues. In describing the tumultuous year of restricting her daughter's intake, Weiss says her child “constantly whined about being hungry and begged for food she couldn't have.” “It's everything opposite to what you'd ever want to do to promote healthy eating and prevent an eating disorder,” Evelyn Tribol” View full resource at mysanantonio.com

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Preventing Obesity Without Promoting Eating Disorders: What’s A Parent To Do? | Red-Hot Parenting

parents.com — “This week, my fellow blogger Heather Morgan Shott asked a really good question, partly in response to my recent post about severely obese youth: should we only” View full resource at parents.com

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Is Picky Eating an Early Sign of Autism? - TIME

time.com — “A new study finds that finicky eating does not seem to affect growth in autistic children, but such feeding problems, which can appear in infancy, may be an early symptom of the disorder” View full resource at time.com