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  • angel
    angel
    Posted on:
    16th Feb 2010 11:05pm

    Last Post 11th Aug 2010
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    Discussion: Failure to thrive.

    it there any other parents who have toddlers who have failure to thrive.does anyone have any tips on how to get children who refuse all food to eat

  • Holdengirl
    Holdengirl
    Posted on:
    23rd Apr 2010 01:54pm

    Holdengirl says: I havent personally had a child fail to thrive - my kids eat anything lol - but a toddler will not let themselves starve, if they get hungry enough they will eat so just make sure you have healthy and filling foods available for them.



  • angel
    angel
    Posted on:
    28th Apr 2010 10:15am

    Holdengirl says: I havent personally had a child fail to thrive - my kids eat anything lol - but a toddler will not let themselves starve, if they get hungry enough they will eat so just make sure you have healthy and filling foods available for them.

    angel says: they have gone five days without eating anything and only taking small amounts of milk/water.when they do eat they wont eat anymore than a few nibbles and never any healthy.wont eat fruit and veg.only yoghurt and custards and cheese

  • Holdengirl
    Holdengirl
    Posted on:
    28th Apr 2010 11:53am

    angel says: they have gone five days without eating anything and only taking small amounts of milk/water.when they do eat they wont eat anymore than a few nibbles and never any healthy.wont eat fruit and veg.only yoghurt and custards and cheese

    Holdengirl says: How old are they? If they drink breast milk or formula they would be getting a big chunk of what they need from that.
    Maybe you could try muffins - banana/apple/carrot etc that way you can hide the fruit and veg in a treat.

  • momi
    momi
    Posted on:
    11th Aug 2010 02:43pm

    angel says: they have gone five days without eating anything and only taking small amounts of milk/water.when they do eat they wont eat anymore than a few nibbles and never any healthy.wont eat fruit and veg.only yoghurt and custards and cheese

    momi says: hi, have taken them to a gp/paedeatrician? they'll be able to tell you if they're healthy/meeting milestones, and will most likely have tips for getting them to eat.

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