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Kid is not eating properly. Not feeling hungry. Eat very minimum quantity . Please suggest solution.
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Loss of appetite is a common symptom in children. Acute illness in childhood is often associated with transient loss of appetite. Prolonged loss of appetite associated with poor weight gain or loss of weight usually signifies a chronic illness.
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consult to pediatrician
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some tips to increase appetite- Never miss breakfast Give half glass water half hour before food Keep watching an eye on iron level of child or can consult to pediatrician Give nuts,beans and mushroom
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Everyone including children know their hunger. As long as they're growing appropriately it's fine. Some children are picky with their food choices so suit your recipes to their palates
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check his height weight at your next pediatrician appointment.
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observe why this is a new change might be. children do get distracted a lot. and prefer to play than eat.
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Hello! I can understand your concern, it can be due to an underlying problem as well. But need to know some more details regarding the present condition of your child.
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Consult online for a proper advice
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