Re: My boy won't eat, i think he is sick of GF/CF

[Guest guest]

Does he have any problems like reflux, diahrea, suspect pain when eating?

You have probably gone past all those, but my son would barely eat anything at all until we had sorted out his gut issues, he will now eat your arm if you leave it infront of him long enough, but the problem was very serious at the time, he would scream within 20 minutes of eating until eventually he stopped eating altogether.

Vicky

[Guest guest]

Zinc supplementation,

and B- vitamins in general, esp Vit B12 , might do something to taste

and apetite,

so if you have any way of giving him that,

eating habit might get better..

Geir Flatabø

2007/1/2, bbrowne123 :

> Anybody have a 3 yr old who has decided he won't eat?

>

> I know there can be so many reasons for not eating, but its driving me

> nuts. I dont want to even approach our boy with food cause i know what

> is going to happen, there is going to be a huge tantrum and i will end

> up feeling awful.

>

> kids have to eat though. I think he is sick of our GF/CF diet. He got

> a taste for chips and i think he thinks every meal should be chips!

>

> any advice?? We have tried all kinds of recipes and approaches.

>

>

>

> DISCLAIMER

> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If

you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi are the chips oven chips - some have gluten in them - might be why

he likes them so much.

Peta--

- In Autism Treatment , " bbrowne123 "

wrote:

>

> Anybody have a 3 yr old who has decided he won't eat?

>

> I know there can be so many reasons for not eating, but its driving

me

> nuts. I dont want to even approach our boy with food cause i know

what

> is going to happen, there is going to be a huge tantrum and i will

end

> up feeling awful.

>

> kids have to eat though. I think he is sick of our GF/CF diet. He got

> a taste for chips and i think he thinks every meal should be chips!

>

> any advice?? We have tried all kinds of recipes and approaches.

>