Dream - Parental guidance for teenagers often decreases. Many consider that during adolescence, children begin to grow up and are already able to determine what is good and what is not.

The fact is not so, parents need to continue to accompany and be more sensitive to their children's conditions but in a non-didactic way. One important thing to monitor is the child's self-confidence.

There are children who feel insecure because of their body shape or weight. If not immediately addressed, this can have an impact on eating disorders.

According to Mayo Clinic, this eating disorder includes problems related to thoughts about food, eating patterns, body weight, body shape, and eating behavior. Anyone can experience eating disorders and they often begin in adolescence and young adulthood.

"Someone cannot think well, live well, love well, or sleep soundly if they do not eat well," said Saakshi Singla, Expert and Child Development Therapist.

There are four eating disorders that teenagers often experience and are often unnoticed by parents. According to Singla, seek professional help immediately if your child experiences these four things.