Children’s failure to eat may be caused by eating too many snacks, unappetizing meals, zinc deficiency, indigestion and so on. 1. Eating too many snacks: If a child eats too many snacks, such as cookies and bread, before eating, it will affect normal eating. 2. Unappetizing meals: If the cooking is unappetizing and does not stimulate the child’s appetite, he or she will be reluctant to eat. 3. Zinc deficiency: If a child is deficient in zinc, his sense of taste tends to become less sensitive and he is prone to loss of appetite, picky eating and partiality. 4. Indigestion: it may be due to eating too much greasy food or overeating, resulting in food can not be digested in time, thus causing indigestion, resulting in bloating, abdominal pain and other symptoms, and will lead to reluctance to eat. Parents need to look for the cause of children’s reluctance to eat, and if the symptoms continue to fail to improve, you need to take your child to the hospital for a checkup.