Why is your child never full?

Children often seem never to be full due to their high metabolic rates and rapid growth phases, which require a consistent intake of calories and nutrients. Additionally, their stomachs are smaller than those of adults, leading them to require frequent meals and snacks. Emotional factors, boredom, or simply the joy of eating can also contribute to their constant desire for food. Lastly, each child has unique appetite levels and preferences, which can influence their eating habits.