Eating Disorders In Children Under 5 Years Of Age And Their Relationship To Family Function

Introduction: Eating disorders under 5 years old may cause development and grow problems. Disorders in family functionality can be associated. Objective: To describe non-organic eating children of age their association with a second-level hospital Puebla. Methods: It was descriptive, cross-sectional study. Children were included. A questionnaire to study (IMFED) other one (FACES III) applied parents who previously signed informed consent. Descriptive statistics Spearman test used. Results: 105 patients evaluated, 57 men 48 women, medium 3.042, minimum 2, maximum 60, ± 16.68 months old. 12-23 more frequent. Parents reported chaotic adaptability 45.71%, 39.04% related cohesion. The most frequent disorder sensorial aversions food. More than 60% had two or disorders. Family correlated 0.248(p=0.011), cohesion 0.87 (p=0.38). Conclusion: Most aversion food infant anorexia. They softly correlate adaptability. 2 are