Hello everyone. Moms of two-year-olds, do any of you experience nightt...

Yes, nighttime tantrums in two-year-old children are quite common. It's possible that your child is simply going through a phase of disliking certain foods, which is perfectly normal. It's important to monitor their overall diet and ensure that your child is getting enough nutrients. If your child refuses to eat, try offering a variety of meal options; perhaps they will find something they like. It's also important not to force them to eat if they don't want to, as this can only cause more negative emotions. If the problem persists, consult a doctor or dietitian for advice. There may be some health issues affecting your child's appetite. In any case, it's important to remain calm and patient, as this will help you and your child get through this period.

There can be short-term ones. It might be cold or hot. Try changing clothes. Remove strong emotions. If there are any snacks during the day, clear them away. Only full meals; if he doesn't want it, don't insist and don't give anything else, no cookies, no fruits, nothing. If he's hungry, he will eat. There might have been some scare. Get a ferritin test done; there might be an iron deficiency. Let the pediatrician prescribe magnesium for the night.