At about the first birthday, a child's appetite tends to:

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At about the first birthday, a child's growth rate slows down and their appetite typically slows down as well. Most children will begin to eat less as they become more mobile and independent, and their growth rate becomes more steady. While there may be some variations in appetite and eating patterns depending on the child, overall, their appetite tends to slow down rather than increase dramatically or require more frequent meals. There is no evidence to suggest that a child's appetite at one year old is specifically related to sweets and sugar.

At About the First Birthday, a Child's Appetite Tends To