Ok Parents, my kid likes to play and eat dirt
Most children engage in dirt eating because they're low on iron. Please talk to a Doctor though before starting iron supplements it's really easy to give too much and cause iron poisoning.
Eating dirt can expose your child to bacteria, parasites, and other harmful substances present in the soil, potentially leading to infections or illnesses. If your child has eaten a considerable amount of dirt , or if they show signs of illness, contact your healthcare provider.

Toddler Eating Dirt, Sand, and Rocks
But schedule a conversation with your pediatrician if: Your child is over 2 and still regularly eating non-food items (not just occasionally tasting during play) They seem to crave specific substances like dirt , clay, chalk, or ice They eat non-food items frequently enough that you're worried about their nutritional intake or exposure to ...

Why Is My Toddler Eating Dirt
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