1. Nutritional imbalance: Children who are picky eaters can't get enough nutrition from food, such as vitamins, inorganic salts, fat and protein, which leads to nutritional imbalance. This will affect their normal growth and development.
2. Affect digestion and absorption: picky eaters may lead to children's distraction when eating and playing, making eating time too long, affecting nutrient intake, and causing gastrointestinal dysfunction and affecting digestion and absorption.
3. Growth retardation: Due to unbalanced nutrient intake and indigestion, picky eaters may experience growth retardation or even stagnation. Compared with their peers, their bodies may be significantly thinner.
4. Causing infectious diseases and digestive tract diseases: picky eaters may lead to malnutrition, iron deficiency anemia and other problems, which will reduce children's disease resistance and make them vulnerable to infectious diseases and digestive tract diseases.