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	<title>Comments on: Eating Disorders in Children and Teens</title>
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		<title>By: Reeta Luthra &#124; Stress and Health</title>
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		<description>This is a good list of things to monitor.

Keeping open channels of communication is also important in nurturing an environment where a child feels comfortable talking about problems, issues and insecurities.

Adults seeking help for eating disorders often say that there was a breakdown or a conflict in values between them and their parents. The important here is that this breakdown is not necessarily something dramatic like abuse or overt neglect - it can be built up stress from a perception that a parent did not have enough time or motivation to take a child&#039;s priorities and worries seriously.</description>
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<p>Keeping open channels of communication is also important in nurturing an environment where a child feels comfortable talking about problems, issues and insecurities.</p>
<p>Adults seeking help for eating disorders often say that there was a breakdown or a conflict in values between them and their parents. The important here is that this breakdown is not necessarily something dramatic like abuse or overt neglect &#8211; it can be built up stress from a perception that a parent did not have enough time or motivation to take a child&#8217;s priorities and worries seriously.</p>
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