Nala is worried about her three-year-old daughter Cindy's stubborn eating habits. Cindy refuses almost anything that Nala puts on her plate for breakfast or lunch. As Cindy's pediatrician, what do you tell Nala?
A. This may be a sign of gastrointestinal problems.
B. Cindy is likely making up for the lost calories at dinner.
C. Nala should offer any type of food, even sweets, to get Cindy to eat.
D. Cindy is showing signs of failure to thrive.
Answer: B
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