There shouldn’t be these in the supplementary food.
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Before the baby reaches the age of 1, nothing should be added with any form of salt (including children’s soy sauce).
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Rice soup occupies the stomach and affects eating more food: rice soup itself has very low nutrition and energy density. Drinking rice soup will occupy the limited stomach capacity of children and affect eating.
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Honey may contain botulinum toxin. To be on the safe side, it is not recommended for babies under 1 year old.
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Don’t rush to give your baby the whole nut: the nut is hard, not easy to chew, and easy to choke during eating.
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Juice is not suitable for babies.
Should a good complementary food be how?
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High nutrient density: It can provide high energy, high quality protein and rich trace elements, especially iron.
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Easy to clean, ready: it is more convenient to prepare and can be thoroughly cleaned.
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Easy to eat and easy to digest: The baby’s chewing and digestion ability is not strong, so the food itself should be easy to eat besides enough nutrition.
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Bone-free, soft: Particulate matter that is too hard or too small is easy to choke.
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The taste is natural and light: the baby has a sensitive taste, and the food should be based on natural taste. Don’t worry about the baby’s taste, they can eat the fragrance you can’t taste!