Childhood Eating Disorder Self Test

The Childhood Eating Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Childhood Eating Disorder. Once you know your Childhood Eating Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Is your child very much concerned about his/her appearance or how he/she looks? (1)
Is your child afraid of gaining weight? (1)
Does your child having a hard time consuming 3 normal meals a day? (1)
Have you noticed that your child is always admiring and praising thin models on magazines and television? (1)
Does your child sometimes throw up after eating? (1)
Do you worry a lot about extreme loss of your child’s weight? (1)
Does your child get irritably mad when pressuring him/her to eat more? (1)
Is your child’s weight abnormal to his/her age and height? (1)
Have you remarked to your child that he/she is thin but your child still refuses or is not accepting that he/she is already slim? (1)
Can your child stand to not eat food for a long period of time? (1)
Have you noticed your child making excuses like he/she is not feeling well or already ate, so that he/she will not have to eat with friends or family at meals? (1)
Does your child avoid attending gatherings, party or any situation where there will be food? (1)
Does your child have trouble sleeping? (1)
Does your child have difficulty concentrating? (1)
Have you observed your child’s eating habits, like cutting food into small pieces, eating very slowly or just half of what you prepared? (1)
Does your child skip meals? (1)
Is your child a picky eater? (1)
Have you noticed your child drinking a lot of water to not feel hungry before meal? (1)
Does your child feel fat or worry much about his/her weight? (1)
Does your child continue to eat or have a snack after a full meal? (1)
Do you have difficulty stopping your child from eating when he/she gets started? (1)
Does your child always feel weak and fatigue? (1)
Does your child feel extremely sad? (1)
Does your child have symptoms of constipation, irregular heart beat, dry skin, or GERD? (1)
Does your child hide or hoard food? (1)
Does your child force themselves to vomit after eating a large amount of foods? (1)
Does your child only stop eating when he/she feels discomfort in his/her stomach? (1)
Does your child exercise too much to lose weight? (1)
Does your child worry about his/her shape? (1)
Does your child tell you in any manner that he/she is afraid to be fat? (1)
Has your child recently lost or gained more than 10 pounds in a period of 2 months? (1)
Does your child want to be left alone when eating? (1)
Does your child binge eat? (1)
Have you observed any alarming change in your child’s eating habits? (1)
Does your child like junk foods? (1)
Does your child use laxatives or diuretics to lose weight? (1)
For female child, have you noticed irregularity or stopping of her menstruation? (1)
Does your child eat large amounts of food, even if it’s not yet time for meal? (1)
Does your child force him/herself to throw up after meal? (1)
Does your child eat secretly? (1)

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Childhood Eating Disorder Topics

Related Conditions

	Anorexia Nervosa – Starvation, Over-Exercise, Laxatives, Diuretics, Warped Body Image
	Bulimia Nervosa – binge eating, purging, fasting, excessive eating, uncontrolled eating

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