Many parents are asked to list their food allergies in babies or baby’s baby formula allergies, but how much do our babies really understand what it means when we call them a picky eater?
The truth is most children will only eat a few select foods for the first couple years of life. But that does not mean they are allergic to any other foods. So don’t worry, your baby can be happy and healthy with just the five products you’ve listed. Just remember, if he or she starts showing signs of an allergic reaction like hives or an inflamed throat, stop feeding them that particular food and start giving them something else instead.
- Milk: Most babies drink a lot of milk after being breast fed, or at least taking the bottle. It will become your child’s favorite go-to food to snack on. It is a good idea to get your child used to drinking milk while they are young because it’s hard to enjoy their favorite foods once they start eating solid foods and milk becomes more expensive. Start early!
- Chicken: You know what they say, meat makes you strong! Chicken is low in fat and high in protein, so you can bet your baby will love it. Make sure you cook the chicken well before feeding it to them so there aren’t any bacteria or harmful pathogens left for them to be exposed to.
- Fish: Your baby is already getting a lot of liquid vitamins and nutrients from the breast milk he or she drinks, so it is natural for him to crave something solid. Fish is high in protein and omega 3 fatty acids, nutrients that are necessary for brain development.
- Eggs: Eggs are an excellent source of protein and fat, making them a favorite choice for your little one. Many moms think eggs can be hard to digest because they are high in cholesterol and fat. But this isn’t true! Eggs are very durable which means they take very little chewing time before swallowing whole.
- Carrots: Hey, you might even get your baby to like vegetables. Carrots are high in beta-carotene which the body converts into vitamin A and fiber. Also, carrots have a natural sweet flavor, making them the perfect food for your little one.
Conclusion
So what is your baby allergic to? We’ve checked the list and it turns out that he/she is allergic to nothing! Just remember these five foods and you’ll be set for years of healthy living. Good luck, don’t worry about anything. There is nothing to worry about with these 5 deadly allergies in our babies.
Remember, some babies have dairy allergies, but that is not something most babies develop until they start eating solid foods. Parents always worry if their baby has allergies or a baby formula or food intolerance when they see him or her spit out or vomit the food they have given them. In fact, there is a growing movement of parents who do not force feed their children at all for fear of throat swelling, stomach pains and nausea caused by eating solid foods that are not “pure”.