This book is an important guide that aims to help children who suffer from problems in eating food and drinks. Although the book is related - in particular to addressing these problems in children with cerebral palsy, it is possible to use the information and training contained in it in treating other children who They suffer from other forms of disability, including disabilities resulting from genetic factors such as "Riley Day" syndrome, which is also known as "hereditary dysautonomia in performing some vital operations" - in addition to the importance of the book in studying cases of developmental delay in some children.In the first chapters, the author presents an introductory review of the content of the book. He gives us some case studies attached to models for analyzing the natural growth of children's abilities to eat and drink, classified according toThe stage for the child - and then discusses some matters, including - for example - the child sitting in the appropriate position, assessing his health condition, conducting the necessary therapeutic measures, determining the appropriate feeding system, indicating ways to take care of dental health and overcoming the problem of salivation from the mouth (in some children) and all this clearly and in detailIt is also worth noting that a set of illustrations has been used to illustrate some of the main concepts mentioned in this book, in addition to a glossary of terms that includes the meanings of all knowledgeable and specialized terms contained in it.