Good feeding development and nutrition are necessary for a positive quality of life. Part I of this article discusses the value of tracking and facilitating early feeding development. Part II covers the many complex social-emotional aspects of feeding. Numerous suggestions for effectively working with parents and caregivers in a family-centered feeding approach are found within this article.
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