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The care of children in family practice: what is family practice without children?

Abstract 
The role of the general practitioner in the care of children is described and compared with that of the paediatrician. Several practical problems arising in child care in general practice are described with emphasis on the respiratory tract. A quarter of a century ago, maternity care was the foundation on which general practice was built. Today the care of children is the new base of general practice.