It's become increasingly common for children to look at things like TV, mobile phones or tablets while eating a meal or snack. However, experts say that this screen-watching behavior can prevent children from realizing how much food they are eating and whether they are truly hungry.
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It's become increasingly common for children to look at things like TV, mobile phones or tablets while eating a meal or snack. However, experts say that this screen-watching behavior can prevent children from realizing how much food they are eating and whether they are truly hungry.