What are the symptoms of child overnutrition?

The first sign of overnutrition in children is weight gain, especially if the child's weight exceeds our range of two standard deviations or exceeds our state of plus or minus ten percent. If the child's weight is significantly higher than that of children of the same age, it should cause a high degree of concern that overnutrition may occur. Children's overnutrition also shows a decline in some children's physical fitness, such as running, walking, and playing sports, which is also an important manifestation of child overnutrition. In addition, a phenomenon of child overnutrition is easy to cause children's sleep disorders, because overnourished children will cause hypertrophy of the respiratory tract, resulting in a decline in ventilation function, showing that breathing disorders occur during sleep and affect sleep, and then there will be some children's bad mood performance, such as depression, anxiety, and even some violent such phenomena, to cause a high degree of concern.