Renee McGregor, eating disorders specialist dietician and lead nutrition adviser for Anorexia and Bulimia Care (ABC), says that while every child is different, there are a number of early signs to look out for. "You may start to notice agitation and irritation around mealtimes, and your child might start showing a lot more interest in food, and talking about food a lot," she comments.
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