Clinical Methods in Pediatrics is an extremely thorough and comprehensive textbook with an advantage that it caters to all the needs of a student pertaining to history-taking in pediatrics assessment of diet and feeding practices. Obtaining and interpreting anthropometry, evaluating development, assessing a newborn infant and performing age specific systemic examination tailored to children. The book is phased into 15 chapters: beginning with the art of communicating with the child and parents. There are separate chapters on the examination of eye, ear, nose, throat and skin. Important information is highlighted in Key Boxes. The book is packed with clear pictures and diagrams to complement the concise and easy-to-read text. Another unique point of this book is a separate chapter on practical procedures. An elaborate index is provided at the end to facilitate easy retrieval of information. Coming from a seasoned author, this is a must-read for all undergraduate and postgraduate students of Pediatrics.