Table of contents of journal:

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The development and disruption of feeding skills: how speech and language therapists can help

Authors: Wickendon, M

Citation: M. Wickendon, The development and disruption of feeding skills: how speech and language therapists can help, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 3-23

Children with feeding difficulties: medical perspectives

Authors: Essex, C

Citation: C. Essex, Children with feeding difficulties: medical perspectives, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 25-39

Behavioural approaches to the assessment and management of feeding problems in young children

Authors: Douglas, J

Citation: J. Douglas, Behavioural approaches to the assessment and management of feeding problems in young children, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 41-57

Feeding difficulties in infancy and childhood: psychoanalytic perspectives

Authors: Briggs, S

Citation: S. Briggs, Feeding difficulties in infancy and childhood: psychoanalytic perspectives, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 59-76

Developmental, regulatory and cognitive aspects of feeding disorders

Authors: Harris, G

Citation: G. Harris, Developmental, regulatory and cognitive aspects of feeding disorders, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 77-88

Cultural aspects of feeding: some illustrations from the Indian culture

Authors: Dwivedi, KN

Citation: Kn. Dwivedi, Cultural aspects of feeding: some illustrations from the Indian culture, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 89-102

Family and wider system perspectives

Authors: Southall, A

Citation: A. Southall, Family and wider system perspectives, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 103-120

Beginning with breast-feeding: breast-fed infants and their mothers

Authors: Smale, M

Citation: M. Smale, Beginning with breast-feeding: breast-fed infants and their mothers, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 123-140

The management of selective eating in young children

Authors: Douglas, J

Citation: J. Douglas, The management of selective eating in young children, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 141-152

Assessing feeding in children with neurological problems

Authors: Reilly, S Wisbeach, A Carr, L

Citation: S. Reilly et al., Assessing feeding in children with neurological problems, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 153-170

Approaches to managing feeding problems in children with neurological problems

Authors: Reilly, S Wisbeach, A Carr, L

Citation: S. Reilly et al., Approaches to managing feeding problems in children with neurological problems, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 171-190

Interventions with children who are tube-fed

Authors: Bryon, M

Citation: M. Bryon, Interventions with children who are tube-fed, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 191-202

Feeding problems in children with chronic illness

Authors: Schwartz, A

Citation: A. Schwartz, Feeding problems in children with chronic illness, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 203-222

Cross-cultural understanding and the management of feeding problems

Authors: Rao, P

Citation: P. Rao, Cross-cultural understanding and the management of feeding problems, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 223-234

The feeding clinic

Authors: Hodges, S Harris, R

Citation: S. Hodges et R. Harris, The feeding clinic, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 235-253

A community feeding service

Authors: Mitchell, J Thomas, K

Citation: J. Mitchell et K. Thomas, A community feeding service, FEEDING PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN, 2000, pp. 255-272

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