When a child has enteritis, the general clinical manifestations will include abdominal distension, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms. Some children also have symptoms of fever. When a child has enteritis, his digestive function is disordered. Therefore, children should pay special attention to their diet and try to give them light, digestible and easily absorbed food. For example, rice noodles, rice paste, rice soup, noodles, steamed bread, biscuits and other foods are all acceptable. You can also choose digestible and fresh vegetables and fruits, such as yam, potato, carrot and pumpkin. Try not to give children cold, spicy, irritating food, and do not eat foods containing protein and high fat content, because these foods are not conducive to children's digestion and absorption, and may increase the burden on children's gastrointestinal tract and cause children's diarrhea symptoms to worsen. Moreover, children should be allowed to drink plenty of water properly to prevent symptoms such as dehydration.