To do that, check in with your body: Do you have
physical signs of hunger, like a growling tummy?
In the meantime, it might help to remember that developmentally children are learning physical regulation — the ability to learn
the physical signs of hunger, having to potty and sleep.
Not exact matches
The true
physical signs and symptoms
of hunger are often ignored and overshadowed by a deeper connection to food.
Drinking a couple
of cups
of water at the first
sign of hunger and waiting a few minutes can reduce any
physical food cravings you may have.
Real
hunger makes you feel
physical signs like shakiness from low blood sugar, a headache, low energy, or a grumbling stomach, says Susan Albers, PysD, author
of EatQ.