
Changes in eating habits are a normal part of growing up, but recognising when these changes become concerning can be challenging for parents and carers. Disordered eating can develop gradually, often beginning with seemingly harmless behaviours such as skipping meals, eliminating certain foods or becoming increasingly focused on healthy eating, exercise or body image. However, when these behaviours become restrictive, rigid or distressing, they may signal a more serious concern.Disordered eating can affect children and...
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