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When should i be concerned about my child not eating?
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It depends on: whether there are signs of illness and whether he is not eating at all and not drinking at all, or if it's just less than usual. I would recommend you call his pediatrician who can examine him and see if there's an underlying reason for this and if there is weight loss, dehydration or other signs that need treatment.
Answered 9/10/2016
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