Toddlers can eat a wide variety of foods, which can present new challenges for parents when it comes to feeding issues. Once your child has decided to stick to one type of food or what he or she likes, read on to learn about 12 common feeding problems and how to address each one.

Physiological anorexia is a common condition when children enter different stages of physical development. Physiological anorexia often occurs in a short period of time and rarely causes serious consequences. However, if parents do not pay attention or handle it incorrectly, this condition can turn into psychological anorexia, which is very difficult to overcome.

Caring for and raising a healthy and well-developed child is the desire of all parents. However, not all parents are "comfortable" when raising children. Especially, with children who are picky eaters, it makes parents even more worried and have a headache. If parents see that their child is picky eaters, do not skip this article.

To avoid children not knowing how to chew and eat solid foods, parents must teach their children to chew when they are 6-7 months old. Because at this age, children's chewing reflexes are starting to develop, teaching them to chew is also easier.