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"This is a book I would happily recommend to any parent...It is both accessible and authoritative, clearly reflecting
the author's considerable experience with a wide variety of children with feeding problems ranging from the most mundane to
the very worrisome. The author has a well-balanced view of the multiple perspectives that are brought to bear on childhood
feeding problems, and her advice is always trustworthy and often wise."
Jurgen H. Kedesdy, Ph.D.
Director, Growth & Nutrition Clinic UMass Medical Center
Coauthor,CHILDHOOD FEEDING
DISORDERS:
Biobehavioral Assessment & Intervention
"This book is so thorough and practical...what a relief for parents struggling with their child's eating issues
to have such a wonderful resource."
Maria Bartlett, RD, MPH
Certified Parent Educator
Nutrition Consultant
"Piette has done a really great job. This book should be exceptionally useful to parents."
Ronald E. Kleinman, MD
Chief of Gastroenterology & Nutrition, MassGeneral for Kids
Professor of Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School
Editor, PEDIATRIC NUTRTION HANDBOOK,American Academy of Pediatrics
"Here is a formidable, easy-to-read guide full of great solutions for parents having difficult mealtimes with
their picky infants and preschoolers. Piette's many years of experience as a pediatric nutritionist and dietitian especially
shine in her extended coverage of toddlerhood, the age when picky eating manifests itself the most owing to the independence
seeking character of toddlers...Highly recommended for all public libraries."
Library Journal
"Pediatric nutritionist and first-time author Piette provides a concise and helpful guide to parents of young
children who are picky about what they'll eat. She advocates a whole child approach, arguing that several factors influence
children who fuss, including development; biology; personality and life experience; family, friends and peers; and society....Piette's
accessible writing makes this an excellent supplement to any program a parent has begun with a pediatric nutritionist."
Publisher's Weekly
July 24, 2006
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