PPT-The Association Among Maternal Nonresponsive Feeding Practices and Child's Eating Behaviors

Department of Child Health care Nanjing Maternal and Child Health Hospital Chunmei Shi Min Zhang Meiling Tong 2016829 Interactive behaviors between caregivers and children Sensitive to childs cues. What Can be Done and at What Cost?. Zulfiqar A . Bhutta. 1,2. , . Jai K Das. 1. , Arjumand Rizvi. 1. , Michelle Gaffey. 2. , Neff Walker. 3. , Sue Horton. 4. , Patrick Webb. 5. , Anna Lartey. 6. , Robert E Black for Lancet Maternal and Child Nutrition & Interventions Review Groups. . . What can we do for kids?. Ellyn . Satter, . MS, RD, . MSSW. Raise a capable eater. Follow the division of responsibility in feeding. Ellyn Satter’s Feeding with Love and Good Sense II DVD. Parent: . the Fuss!. . Cami Wells, MS, RD. Extension Educator . cwells2@unl.edu. . http://food.unl.edu. http://. food.unl.edu/web/fnh/food-fun-for-young-children. This is a peer-reviewed publication, updated June 2013. Jamie Stang, PhD, MPH, RD, LN. School of Public Health. University of Minnesota. Presentation Overview. Description of common eating behaviors and challenges. Epidemiology. Clinical and public health implications. :. Adopting Ubicomp and Persuasive Techniques into Play-based Occupational Therapy for Correcting Eating Behaviors in Young Children. Presenter :: . Dori. Tung-. yun. Lin. Jin-Ling Lo, Tung-. yun. Successful feeding goes hand in hand with developmental progress. . Here are some aspects of that mutual relationship…. Feeding supports physical development and good health… . Well nourished children . Optimal Infant and Young Child Feeding. Initiation of . breastfeeding within an . hour of birth. Exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months. Complementary feeding after six months. Continued breastfeeding for 2 years . Presented by: . S.Lauren. Esparza, . M.Ed. , . Slp. -ccc . . Danielle Boatright, . M.Ed. , . EcSE. . . Sue Kreikemeier, . FrC. Course purpose. This presentation will discuss the implementation of a screening tool to be utilized by team members and professionals other than the Speech Pathologist to determine if further evaluation of feeding skills are necessary for children ages birth to 3 years.. What Can be Done and at What Cost?. Zulfiqar A . Bhutta. 1,2. , . Jai K Das. 1. , Arjumand Rizvi. 1. , Michelle Gaffey. 2. , Neff Walker. 3. , Sue Horton. 4. , Patrick Webb. 5. , Anna Lartey. 6. , Robert E Black for Lancet Maternal and Child Nutrition & Interventions Review Groups. ©2018 SPOON. Learning . Objectives. Explain what a feeding aversion is. . Name 3 reasons an infant or child might develop feeding aversion. . Recall 2 signs a child might have a feeding aversion. . Understand what to do if you suspect a child has a feeding aversion. . A feeding tube carries liquid nutrition, fluids, and medications directly into your stomach or intestines. One kind of feeding tube goes into the nose, down through the throat, and into the stomach Several existing instruments were combined to create a comprehensive 89-item questionnaire for parents to complete about theiinstructed to think about theiaddresses the following constructs dyadic in of children with . feeding . difficulties. Community Eating and Drinking clinic. To support . children from birth to 19 years with eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties and/or enteral feeding and their families. We provide assessment and intervention to enable children to eat, drink or have tastes as safely and efficiently as possible in order to maximise their participation in daily life. We also assess and monitor growth and provide support around nutrition and hydration for children requiring enteral feeding and work together as a team with families to wean children off tube feeding when appropriate.. A partnership between paediatrician and psychiatrist. Eating Disorders in Children and Adolescents. Management of the Really Sick Patient with Anorexia nervosa (MARSIPAN). Guidance from the Junior MARSIPAN.