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Many physicians, especially pediatricians, learn both the fundamentals and the nuances of practical nutrition from dietitians. Clinical dietitians, in turn, learn and sharpen their skills with the help of physicians. This book exemplifies this symbiosis not just because its editors are an M D-RD combo who have practiced together for more than a decade, but because practically all the chapters in this book have dietitian and physician authors who have contributed to this “ multidisciplinary” approach. We hope that this approach will serve both the student dietitian and the dietitian who may not have the support of a physician at her side. The book begins with the fundamentals of pediatric nutrition assessment, including growth assessment, n utrition-focused physical exam, and ADIME. Key aspects of nutrition from infancy through adolescence are discussed before moving on to the specifics of nutrition care in subspecialty areas of pediatric nutrition. Each disease-specific chapter ends with an ADIME table that summarizes nutrition care for the specific population and serves as a quick guide for providing patient care. All chapters were written by experts in the field, and then reviewed by expert dietitians actively practicing in these areas. While no book can cover the spectrum of patients seen by pediatric dietitians, the Growth Assessment, Nutrition-Focused Physical Exam, Nutrition Screening and ADIME, Care of Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs, and Restricted Diets chapters provide the dietitian with the nutrition assessment and intervention tools needed to adapt to the e ver-changing landscape of pediatric nutrition and provide expert nutrition care regardless of the situation. We have made a few choices in this book. To make it more readable, we refer to dietitians as such instead of using Registered Dietitian or Registered Dietitian Nutritionist. Again, to enhance readability, we have elected to use female pronouns for dietitians and patients in this book, with the exception of the rare case where we have to specifically refer to a male patient. While we, the editors, are experts in pediatric nutrition, we are not experts in every aspect of this field. To ensure that the chapters in the book are accurate and evidenced based, authors and reviewers who are experts in the field have contributed to this work. This book has benefited greatly from their suggestions and corrections. To them we are immensely grateful.