○ Feed your baby more sweets.
Many babies like sweets such as chocolate, malt extract and orange juice, and parents also think that these foods are high in energy and good for children's health. The increase in blood sugar will have a great impact on the particularly sensitive satiety center, thus inhibiting the feeding center and making children not interested in any food.
Taste factors: Generally, newborns born at 65,438+0 months will not form conditioned reflex to the aroma of food, while babies born at 2 months will reflect the sweetness of food, and babies born at 4 months can accurately distinguish different tastes such as sour, sweet, bitter, spicy and salty. If it is later than 6 months or earlier than 4 months, it will not be conducive to the development of baby's taste function, and even affect baby's appetite for life. Therefore, it is necessary to give children timely taste exercise to keep their appetite.
Psychological and spiritual factors
Psychological and mental factors can also affect a child's appetite. Beating and cursing before eating, scaring children, teasing children while eating, caring too much about children, forcing children to eat, and lack of sleep will all affect the excitement of children's eating center, inhibit gastric juice secretion and reduce appetite.
If the diet is irregular, it is necessary to feed the baby regularly. If the digestive juice has been secreted and you don't eat, your appetite will pass after the digestive juice is discharged. If you eat irregularly, the secretion of digestive juice will be affected, and children will lose their appetite after a long time.
The taste sensitivity of children with zinc deficiency is worse than that of normal children because zinc is one of the taste components in saliva. Zinc deficiency can also lead to mucosal hyperplasia and poor keratinization, making food inaccessible to taste buds and insensitive to taste.