appetite:

When Should Parents Be Concerned?

Parents should seek medical advice if their child:
- Consistently refuses to eat.
- Shows signs of malnutrition or weight loss.
- Experiences significant changes in eating habits.
- Exhibits symptoms of an underlying health condition.

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