Children's Psychological Factors anorexia

Child anorexia of the most common psychological factors:

1. Children's central nervous system adverse psychological stimuli such as shock, fear, tension, Beiku, etc., may lead to digestive disorders, loss of appetite;
2. Parents asking too much for their children to limit their children's activities, such as the prohibition to play with other children in the meal on the table before and reprimanded the child will affect the children's mood and appetite, resulting in a child anorexia;
3. When a child loss of appetite, the use of coercion or intimidation to force a child means eating, often children are more rebellious and refused to eat;
4. Very much spoiled, unlimited accommodate children, for children to develop self-willed and always on a non-threatening eating habits of adults to achieve their goals;
5. Life irregular, the children sleep too late, resulting in lack of sleep, excessive fatigue, caused by loss of appetite;
6. Time to eat too much, "eat hurt," or lack of eating partners in the same age, or poor food cooking or the eating environment, confusion, poor appetite can make a child, leading to anorexia.