How should the hunger therapy be implemented during the milk aversion period?

Parents who have raised children often encounter a situation where everything is normal for the baby, there are no abnormal symptoms in the body, and the baby eats normally, but suddenly for a period of time, the baby no longer likes to breastfeed. The child's mental vitality is not as good as before, and his attention is not as focused as before. This is a manifestation of the child's milk aversion period. For this situation, there is now a hunger therapy, which is introduced in detail below.

Starvation therapy during the weaning period:

The best method is the "hunger therapy": wait until the child is really hungry before feeding him, and let him gradually develop a normal eating routine and habit.

Since children have lost interest in eating, when the hunger therapy is implemented, even if they are hungry, they will not concentrate on eating until they are full. They often start playing when they are half full. At this time, parents should pay attention to controlling the meal time, and generally stop feeding after 20 to 30 minutes. Wait until the next meal time to give it to him. Of course, it is very likely that the child will be hungry before the next mealtime and will be clamoring for food. Parents must not be soft-hearted at this time, but must try their best to distract their children, let them play with their favorite toys, play their favorite games, or even take their children out. During this time, you can give your child some water, but you must not give him anything to eat. Wait until the next mealtime to feed your child. After a few times, your child will understand the true meaning of eating - if you don’t eat enough, you will be hungry.

One thing parents should be reminded of is that they should not stimulate their children by saying things like "You don't eat well, so you should go hungry!" Parents should act "stupid", "sympathetic" or "helpless", pretending to help their children find food everywhere, or find money to go out and buy food for them. Of course, in the end they will definitely not find anything to eat, nor will they find money to buy food. This way, children will not develop resistance to the "hunger therapy".

The stimulation of hunger can prompt children to understand the meaning of being full. It can not only change children's interest in eating, but also ensure that they eat enough each time and protect their growth and development. It will also cultivate his habit of concentrating on doing things.

summary:

1. Children must have good eating habits to ensure the intake of nutrients and enable them to grow and develop normally. In other words, only a balanced nutritional combination + good eating behavior can cultivate a truly healthy child.

2. Hunger training is currently the most effective way to change children’s bad eating behaviors. It is important to make the child realize that if he does not concentrate on eating, he will go hungry. This is the only way to achieve good results. This hunger therapy is also called "happy hunger therapy".