Fate la pappa
Come risolvere i problemi del vostro bambino a tavola e farlo mangiare felice

by M. Cerato

foreward by M.A. Fusco

For children—and adults—eating is not merely about satisfying hunger. Food plays a key role in a child’s increasingly complex relationships: with his body, his parents and their love, his curiosity and other people. In short, it represents a world to be explored. Parents have plenty of things to learn in order to help their children with such an important part of their health and personality development, from the nutritional value of food to the best cooking methods for their children. Above all, however, they need to know how to address problems: what to do when a child refuses to eat; how to get him accustomed to sitting at the table, avoiding tantrums, screams and overly ‘lively’ suppers; and how to maintain a healthy and balanced diet even when one is short on time and ideas. This is the only way to make mealtimes the best moments of the day.

Fate la nanna, which has been best-seller for years, proved that even a little book can make a big contribution to the serenity of any family, and now Fate la pappa takes up this legacy.