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Like Mother, Like Daughter: How Women are Influenced By Their Mother's Relationship with Food--and How to

Like Mother, Like Daughter: How Women are Influenced By Their Mother's Relationship with Food--and How to

by Debra Waterhouse M.p.h. R.

Hyperion Books | April 13, 1998 | Trade Paperback

In Like Mother, Like Daughter, Debra traces the spread of disordered eating and body dissatisfaction in each generation to more and more women and to younger and younger girls. Through the latest research, she documents the destructive cycle of dieting and overeating, and untangles the complicated web of mother-daughter food connections. Debra Waterhouse provides the skills needed to break free from this unhealthy cycle, pass on healthier eating patterns, and finally overcome our weight obsessions. Like Mother, Like Daughter will help all women to rise above society''s restrictive eating rules; recognize the many direct and subtle ways that mothers, serving as society''s messengers, unknowingly pass the torch of food and weight preoccupation; accept the healthy biological passage of womanhood from puberty through menopause and find a comfortable weight that''s right for them; and take responsibility for their own relationship with food and become a healthier role model for the important women in their lives.
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Daughters internalize their mother's dieting habits from a very early age, frequently adopting a negative body image. A vicious cycle of bulimia and anorexia often emerges and continues for generations. In Like Mother, Like Daughter, best-selling author and nutritionist Debra Waterhouse, encourages mothers to foster a sound relationship with food and modify their own sporadic dieting behavior.

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In Like Mother, Like Daughter, Debra traces the spread of disordered eating and body dissatisfaction in each generation to more and more women and to younger and younger girls. Through the latest research, she documents the destructive cycle of dieting and overeating, and untangles the complicated web of mother-daughter food connections. Debra Waterhouse provides the skills needed to break free from this unhealthy cycle, pass on healthier eating patterns, and finally overcome our weight obsessions. Like Mother, Like Daughter will help all women to rise above society''s restrictive eating rules; recognize the many direct and subtle ways that mothers, serving as society''s messengers, unknowingly pass the torch of food and weight preoccupation; accept the healthy biological passage of womanhood from puberty through menopause and find a comfortable weight that''s right for them; and take responsibility for their own relationship with food and become a healthier role model for the important women in their lives.

About the Author

Debra Waterhouse, a registered dietician from Portland, Maine, was educated at both Simmons College and the University of California at Berkeley. Along with conducting seminars and appearing on TV and radio shows, Waterhouse has written Like, Mother, Like Daughter, Why Women Need Chocolate and The Off Plan Personal Eating Journal.

Trade Paperback

256 Pages, 6.26 x 9.15 x 0.55 IN

April 13, 1998

Hyperion Books

English


0786882719
9780786882717

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