When a baby starts to grow their first baby teeth, it will cause discomfort and changes in the body's processes that can cause fever or loss of appetite when teething... and parents don't know what to do?

Anorexia in children is not a medical condition, so the misconception that children with anorexia need to take medication is completely wrong. Supplementing vitamins, medicine, and syrup for children with anorexia is not necessary.

Anorexia is a common nutritional disorder in children caused by many reasons: physiological changes, psychological discomfort or some infectious diseases,... During the period when children have anorexia, parents need to find out the cause of the condition to have a timely remedy.

Children with poor appetite is a common problem and a concern for many parents. When sick, most children will lose their appetite and become anorexic, contributing to a vicious cycle of illness and malnutrition that can be dangerous for children, especially children under 2 years old.

The eating habits of 4-year-old children have changed a lot compared to the previous period. To overcome the situation of 4-year-old children with anorexia, parents need to understand the psychology and eating preferences of their children, thereby helping them integrate into family meals.

When children reach the age of 4, their eating habits and eating methods begin to become accustomed to adult foods. If during this period, parents do not provide proper nutrition for their children, it can cause them to have anorexia. So, what should parents do to prevent and promptly deal with anorexia in children?

Children with anorexia and slow weight gain eat less than usual, eat selectively, and only eat a few types of food. There are also cases where children are afraid to eat, refuse to eat, or vomit when they see food. Meals last too long (over 30 minutes or even hours) because children refuse to swallow or stop eating.