There might be a way to do it off the relationships API entirely. I do the
following way all the time:
Join the child table, order by it, then use `contains_eager(childfield)` so
sqlalchemy won't do another query for the child data
return self.session.query(Reference) \
.join(Periodical, Reference.periodical_id == Periodical.id)\
.order_by(Periodical.id.asc())\
.contains_eager('_periodical')\ # this lets sqlalchemy know you
loaded the `_periodical` relationship, it will build those objects
.all()
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