What's eating your child?
Subtitle: the hidden connections between food and childhood ailments : anxiety, recurrent ear infections, stomachaches, picky eating, rashes, ADHD, and more, and what every parent can do about it
By: Kelly Dorfman
Publisher: Workman Pub.
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
ISBN-13: 9780761161196
Subjects: Diet therapy for children; Nutrition; Health and hygiene; Children; Diet therapy
Other titles: What is eating your child?
Description: Reveals that many common childhood ailments are avoidable or can be dealt with nutritionally and advises parents to observe, analyze, and be curious. --
Notes: Foreword by Richard E. Layton.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 308-320) and index.
Table of contents: title: Nutrition detection at work. How important is nutrition, really?; title: Becoming a nutrition detective; title: The conundrum of picky eating; title: The E.A.T. program : what it is and how it works; title: When the body behaves badly. The toddler who could not stop spitting up; title: The girl whose tummy always hurt; title: The case of the boy who wouldn't grow; title: The little colon that couldn't; title: A case of chicken skin; title: Kids and their many moods. The child who wouldn't fall asleep; title: Hyper and annoying: otherwise known as Tyler and Oscar; title: The bipolar child who wasn't; title: The worrier; title: Learning and behavior in kids. Two cases of chronic ear infections; title: The tales of Chuck and Dale; title: The child who couldn't speak in sentences; title: The overly sensitive child; title: Frequently asked questions.