- Why doesn't Aphrodite eat as well as her brother?
- Why does two-year-old Maria throw tantrums every time the family visits the restaurant?
- Why is the correct answer to the question "Does your little one eat breakfast?" not "Yes, he drinks his milk"?
- Why is Maria's mother wrong to bombard her daughter with "bravo" every time she eats her fish?
- What will we do with little Eleni who refuses to try her vegetables?
- Why is messiness desirable and necessary for our children's nutritional maturity?
- Should we ever leave our little one hungry? When?
- How beneficial is breastfeeding after the first six months of the baby's life?
- How can we avoid obesity for our children? Which foods should we prefer for our little ones?

In this, his second book for parents, pediatrician Stelios Papaventis provides answers to all these questions and many more. He presents everything needed for our little children to eat pleasantly, healthily, and on their own. Through the stories and examples in the first part, he describes the basic principles of modern Adlerian, democratic education, as they apply to the nutritional behavior of the young child and the handling of this behavior - the young child in terms of food and the daily table process - by their parents. The second part of the book focuses on the desirable content of our little ones' diet.