Source: Radio New Zealand
A child doing more exercise or choosing healthier foods can be normal and even positive.
Yet these are also actions taken by young people who develop an eating disorder – the serious mental health condition characterised by a persistent, unhealthy relationship with food, eating and body image.
So how can you tell if your kid is at risk? Here’s what to look out for, and what to do if you’re worried.
Noticing and intervening early is key to stopping a disorder from developing.
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