Can a 1-year-old baby eat peaches? Don't eat too much.

Peaches are very good fruits, rich in vitamins and various trace elements. They are very beneficial for adults, but if the baby is only about one year old, you must eat less of them. After all, the child's digestive function is relatively weak at this time.

1. One-year-old children can eat peaches. The peach pulp is rich in protein, fat, sugar, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamin B, vitamin C and a large amount of water. These substances are beneficial to the baby's growth and development. However, do not feed too much at one time to avoid indigestion. Feed the baby in moderation if the baby's digestive function is normal. If the baby has diarrhea, stop feeding immediately.

2. When eating peaches for a one-year-old child, be sure to wash and peel them thoroughly before feeding them to the baby. You can choose softer ones. For the first time, try a small amount and observe the baby's skin and bowel movements. If there is no abnormality, you can gradually increase the amount.

3. It is okay to feed peaches to children, but it may cause some physical problems, such as allergies. So if your child does not show that he particularly likes to eat peaches, then don’t eat them if you can. If he likes to eat them very much, there are still ways to eat peaches in a healthy way.

4. The following four types of people, including children, should eat less or no peaches: 1. People who are allergic to peaches, of course they should resist the temptation. 2. People who usually have excessive internal heat and are prone to sores and boils should not eat too much. 3. It is best not to feed peaches to infants and young children, because peaches contain a large amount of macromolecular substances. Infants and young children have poor gastrointestinal dialysis ability and cannot digest these substances, which can easily cause allergic reactions. 4. Patients with multiple diseases and weak gastrointestinal function should not eat it because it will increase the burden on the stomach and intestines.