Why doesn't my baby gain weight after eating?

As people's diet is getting better, many parents will find that their children have become picky eaters. Many babies are always thin no matter what they eat. This has become a concern for many parents. Why do children not gain weight even though they eat? The following article is to introduce to parents the main reason why children do not gain weight after eating.

First, consider whether there are parasites at work. Common parasites in children include roundworms, pinworms, hookworms, red worms, and ginger worms. These parasites live in the intestines, robbing children of their nutrition every day and absorbing nutrients from the human body, causing weight loss, fatigue, anemia, and abdominal pain. It is conceivable that how can children "grow meat" at this time? When children suffer from chronic wasting diseases such as tuberculosis, chronic diarrhea, endocrine diseases, etc., they may not gain weight.

??Secondly, whether the child’s activity level is too large. Babies who are very active consume a lot of energy, so even though they eat a lot, they still "spend more than they earn" and still "don't gain weight". The fastest growth period in a person's life is the first year after birth. The body weight increases by 2 times from birth to one year old. The main reason for this is that babies have low activity levels and sleep 15 to 16 hours a day. "The body is larger than the output," so it is natural that their weight continues to increase. After one year old, as the baby learns to walk independently and his range of activities increases, the rate of weight gain gradually slows down. Therefore, some babies who are particularly naughty and active are generally thinner.

The above is an introduction to the reasons why babies don’t gain weight after eating. I believe that parents have a certain understanding of this. In daily life, they should pay attention to the combination of meat and vegetables for their children and avoid letting their children become picky eaters, which will affect their development.