Carlos González is a pediatrician, a father of three, founder and president of the Catalan Breastfeeding Association, and author of a breastfeeding course for medical professionals.
"My child won't eat anything! How do I feed my child? How can I get my child to eat vegetables (cereal, meat)?" – these are common complaints and questions from parents. Many children spend many hours a day "eating," or more accurately, battling with their parents over a plate of food. The goal of this book is to help the reader lower their demands on the child and bring their expectations in line with reality.
The main idea of this book is not to force a child to eat. This is not a manual on how to increase appetite. Treat this idea as an expression of your love and respect for your child. When you stop forcing your child to eat, they will still eat just as much as before, but without the suffering and fighting that have accompanied every meal until now.
If you are pregnant, have a very young child, or perhaps are thinking about having a second child and do not want to repeat past mistakes when feeding your children, this book is for you.
Author: Carlos González
Pages: 200 (offset). Paperback
Dimensions: 211x142x8 mm
