Guest guest Posted June 24, 2006 Report Posted June 24, 2006 Anyone have an idea, going crazy here, is constantly demanding food, he eats all his meals, clean plates and snacks constantly througout the day, I just cannot fill him up, he is coming at me constantly, he even cleans up everyone else's plate of leftovers, is hanging around the cooker when I'm cooking sniffing the air. Don't think yeast because no behaviours, no itchy bottom or spots and no gloop, he does get extremely upset if I refuse him though, real tears, definitely hungry but how can such a small person be this hungry all of a sudden. TIA Vicky Quote
Guest guest Posted June 24, 2006 Report Posted June 24, 2006 Hi Vicky Sounds like he is growing Vicky. The only thing to slow down his eating is to fill up on Protein snacks. Meats / fish etc.. They take much longer to digest than carbohydrates and keep blood sugar stable for longer. Some kids get anxious / irritable if they are hungry - blood sugar low - but they cannot tell you . Like if you need a cigarette or a cup of coffee. or even prior to period when you HAVE to have chocolate or cheese. Have plenty of cooked meats in like chicken / turkey and give him that as snacks. Try and give plenty of protein for breakfast. Even if you have to give him Shepherds pie from the previous evening. This will fill him up and a snack about 1030 should see him over until lunch. Joanne > > Anyone have an idea, going crazy here, is constantly demanding > food, he eats all his meals, clean plates and snacks constantly > througout the day, I just cannot fill him up, he is coming at me > constantly, he even cleans up everyone else's plate of leftovers, is > hanging around the cooker when I'm cooking sniffing the air. > Don't think yeast because no behaviours, no itchy bottom or spots and > no gloop, he does get extremely upset if I refuse him though, real > tears, definitely hungry but how can such a small person be this hungry > all of a sudden. > TIA > Vicky > Quote
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