Many parents begin to add complementary food to their baby at the age of seven or eight months. Can a baby over one year old eat mango? When a baby over one year old eats mango, they should first feed a small amount of mango to observe that the baby has no allergic reaction before continuing to eat. Let's take a look at it in detail!
One year old baby can eat mango? Not allergic can eat.
Mango is rich in protein, vitamin and crude fiber, as well as allergenic protein, pectin and aldehydes, which will stimulate the skin and mucous membrane and cause allergy, especially in the immature mango, which has a higher proportion of allergic components. When you give mango to a one-year-old baby, you should first feed a small amount of mango to observe that the baby has no allergic reaction before continuing to eat.
How many mango can a one-year-old eat at a time is less than 50g.
Mango tastes sweet, sour and slightly cold. If you eat it more, it will hurt your spleen and stomach, and it is poisonous. If you eat it too much, it will not only harm your health, but also affect the intake of other foods. Generally, it is recommended to control it within 50g, that is, do not eat mango larger than the size of egg.
How to eat mango juice for a one-year-old baby? It contains allergens. If it touches the skin, it will irritate the skin, resulting in redness, swelling and inflammation. The skin of a one-year-old baby is delicate and more easily irritated. Therefore, when eating, try to avoid the skin stained with mango juice. General recommendations:
1. Extract juice and drink it with a straw;
2. Peel, cut into small pieces and spoon them to the baby;
Warm tip: after eating the mango, the baby should wash off the mango juice on his hands and face with clear water to avoid skin irritation and allergy.