Objectives: Describe symptoms of feeding problems in children born very preterm (< 32
weeks gestation) and moderate to late preterm (32–37 weeks gestation) compared to
children born full-term; explore the contribution of medical risk factors to problematic feeding
symptoms. Methods: The sample included 57 very preterm, 199 moderate to late preterm,
and 979 full-term born children ages 6 months to 7 years. Symptoms of feeding problems
were assessed using the Pediatric Eating Assessment Tool and compared between groups …

Objectives: Describe symptoms of feeding problems in children born very preterm (< 32
weeks gestation) and moderate to late preterm (32-37 weeks gestation) compared to
children born full-term; explore the contribution of medical risk factors to problematic feeding
symptoms. Methods: The sample included 57 very preterm, 199 moderate to late preterm,
and 979 full-term born children ages 6 months to 7 years. Symptoms of feeding problems
were assessed using the Pediatric Eating Assessment Tool and compared between groups …