Children who do not want to eat are always a problem that makes parents have a headache, some parents even starve their children in the hope of stimulating their appetite. So, should children who do not want to eat be starved or not, and how to starve them properly?

The energy and metabolic needs of growing children are based on the same core principles as adults. If a child does not gain weight for about two consecutive months, this means that the child's energy needs are not being fully met. The problem that parents need to do at this time is to rebalance the child's diet and exercise.