Purpose: Dynamic systems theory (DST) is a theoretical framework that has been applied to
motor learning with key clinical implications. DST is increasingly used as a framework for …

Dynamic systems theory (DST) outlines three constraints (ie individual, task, and
environment) that influence the emergence of behavior. These constraints interact with one …

A dynamical systems approach to infant feeding problems is presented. A theoretically
motivated analysis of coordination among sucking, swallowing, and breathing is at the heart …

Dynamic systems theory (DST) provides a theoretical framework for the management of
children with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy. We examine three tenets of DST—self …

We are heartened to see the article by Engle and Pelto (1) about responsive feeding, with its
emphasis on psychosocial aspects of feeding. However, all the articles overlooked Satter's …

Pediatric nurse practitioners are in a key position to help parents learn to effectively feed
their children. Classic research studies, current research, and clinical observations on …

Given the wide prevalence of feeding problems in children and their potential impact on
health, it is important for all health professionals working with children to gain an …

A theoretical framework can help physiotherapists understand and promote recovery of
function in children and youth with acquired brain injuries (ABI). Physiotherapy interventions …

From the advent of pediatric and maternity nursing, nurses have provided anticipatory
guidance for well-child feeding and supported sick children in meeting their nutritional …

Children with feeding disorders frequently present to primary care practitioners. The causes
of these feeding disorders are often a mix of medical, developmental, and behavioral factors …