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elixir [45]
3 years ago
6

During early childhood kids often become ___________, eating small meals and snacking throughout the day instead of eating two o

r three large meals.
Health
1 answer:
tamaranim1 [39]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Grazers

Explanation:

During early childhood kids often become grazers, eating small meals and snacking throughout the day instead of eating two or three large meals.

Grazing is a type of eating habits found mostly in early childhood whereby they consume, too often, little food( especially snacks) at a time. Although they might gain energy from snacking frequently, when a child is a grazer the following disadvantages about this eating personality are bound to occur:

- they will not be comfortable eating other healthy meals except snacks of which they are used to.

- they miss out to develope the natural rhythm of becoming hungry, eating and then feeling full because of the frequent eating habits.

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