For many parents, the most important question is what to do for their child with an eating disorder. First of all, it is important to understand that the treatment of pediatric eating disorders is an individualized treatment plan that requires more targeted treatment depending on the severity of the child’s condition. What can be seen is that in addition to the necessary treatment, it is also very important to start supplementing some of the nutrients (such as vitamins, minerals, etc.) that are lacking at the same time. What are the tips for educating children? In fact, parents are aware of the education and guidance of children, but how to do specifically or confused, so look at the following tips you have mastered? Eating habits TIPS: 1, to ensure regular meal times; 2, you can plan 3 meals a day + 2-3 snacks / snacks, try to avoid food containing food additives; 3, encourage to try new foods (do not give up this food because of a rejection, you can try again at intervals, generally until about 15 times the child decisively refused the food, then give up trying); 4, in addition to normal diet, consider supplementing some nutrients separately. In addition, parents can also give their children other guidance: 1. provide age-appropriate diets to their children; 2. familiarize and involve their children in the process of food planning and preparation; 3. give their children healthy food choices as much as possible (e.g., fruits, vegetables, other healthy snacks, etc.); 4. eat meals and snacks with their children; 5. eat the same things as their children; 6. have more family 6. have more family dinners to encourage healthy eating habits; 7. maintain harmonious family relationships; 8. don’t buy your child to eat; 9. don’t eat too many snacks and snacks; 10. don’t be a good example by not being a picky eater yourself; 11. establish “principles” and don’t let your child break them; 12. don’t add “labels”.