unlikely stomach feeling because of HUNGER
By nicanorr
@nicanorr (1789)
Philippines
5 responses
@marguicha (223789)
• Chile
4 Jan 13
Mylotters have given you sevral answers. But if you ask a child, I`m sure he also knows how to explain that he is hungry. He might not knoe (or care) about the biological reasons behind it, but hunger pains are still there.
@marguicha (223789)
• Chile
5 Jan 13
Sorry. Is that English? I am not a native English speaker and do not understand the words gutom or kay oga. If it is not English, please translate. I have 2 daughters and 6 grandchildren. Maybe I could help if I understood more.
@nicanorr (1789)
• Philippines
5 Jan 13
Sorry and thanks for asking. The terms "gutom" (hungry) and "kay oga" (hazy local term applicable as a reply to all questions). It's important for a child to have a working knowledge why he feels hungry. What's happening inside his stomach? It's for us parents to explain to them the process. It's sad to say that some elders can't give a satisfactory answer or explanation to their offspring on the issue.
@StLouisMetroTutoring (678)
• St. Peters, Missouri
23 Dec 12
according to the merriam webster medical dictionary, hunger pangs are related to the contractions of our empty stomach and/or intestines
@StLouisMetroTutoring (678)
• St. Peters, Missouri
26 Dec 12
Hmmmmmm....then one of your questions isn't what takes place inside the stomach? Is there another question you meant? If you don't really want to know this information, what do you actually want to know?
@surekharathi (14146)
• India
25 Dec 12
We say in hindi phrase when feel hunger means "Rats dancing in stomach" haha...funny but fact when feeling hunger means like someone dancing in it.
@Shavkat (140118)
• Philippines
24 Dec 12
Children are active and the food they intake is digested that fast. It is the metabolism that makes them burn the food that fast. You can ask, is it painful? If the child cries, it is a sign that a child is either hungry or in pain.
