Early childhood is a critical period of development. During this time, children develop eating habits that will influence their relationships with food for a lifetime. Toddlers are often picky or refuse to eat altogether, making mealtime a real ch...
In most of the cases, kids make up for their poor diet by eating more at the next meal. However, if weight loss accompanies the loss of appetite, then you must consult a pediatrician to identify the cause & correct it. The article here tells y...
In a perfect world, your baby or toddler would eat exactly the right amount of food at the right times each and every day. But that’s not even realistic for adults, so why expect it from your toddler?
There are times when your child may have lost his appetite, or does not want to eat at meal time. This can be discouraging and concerning. Still, there are simple ways to make meal times an enjoyable time for you, your child, and the entire family.
Many parents worry about whether their toddler isn't eating enough healthy food. It’s common for toddlers to eat only very small amounts, to be fussy about what they eat and to refuse to eat at all. There are a few reasons for this.
Increasing your children’s appetite can be tricky, especially if they find food unappealing or are struggling to eat. Here are 20 suggestions for boosting a healthy appetite in your little ones.
An occasional loss of appetite is normal and usually not a concern. When appetite loss is prolonged or accompanied with weight loss, a visit to the doctor is necessary.
A person suffering from low appetite will not feel hungry, which, in turn, decreases resistance mechanism of the body and raises the chances of illness. Here are some simple home remedies for increasing the appetite in children and adults as well.