Can eight-month-old babies eat sheep brains?

Sheep brain is a very delicious food, and in some ways it contains even more nutrients than mutton. However, people often cannot eat authentic sheep brain, and some of the sheep brains they do eat are artificially synthesized, which is really a rip-off. Some children like to eat sheep brains because they taste very good. So, can eight-month-old babies eat sheep brains?

1. Can babies eat sheep brains? Of course it is not good to eat it every day. The baby's digestive system is still very fragile. It is best not to give too much difficult-to-digest foods such as meat and liver. It will leave you sick, and you will have a poor appetite and feel very uncomfortable when you grow up. My stomach problems are caused by the indigestion when I was one or two years old, so for the sake of my baby's future, I'd better feed him something else!

2. It is best not to feed this food to children. Children are still very young, and it is best not to feed them this kind of difficult to digest food, especially this kind of food that is high in protein. Children are only suitable for eating some basically liquid and easily digestible food. Moreover, this sheep brain may still carry viruses. Therefore, it is better not to feed these foods to children casually, and do not believe in some so-called folk remedies.

3. It is best to feed scientifically and balanced under the guidance of a doctor or health care physician. If anemia is not very serious, there is no need to take various supplements. The symptoms of anemia can be changed by adjusting your diet. For example, first of all, you should pay attention to your diet and consume a balanced amount of iron-rich foods such as liver, egg yolks, and cereals. If your diet does not provide enough iron or you are severely iron deficient, you should take iron supplements immediately. Vitamin C can help the absorption of iron and also help produce hemoglobin, so the intake of vitamin C must be sufficient. Secondly, eat more fresh vegetables.

4. Never give it to children. Animal brains contain a large amount of animal protein, which is too much of a burden for a one-year-old child's stomach and intestines to digest. In addition, animal brains are likely to contain parasites, so they should never be given to children. A one-year-old baby has just grown a few teeth and is used to drinking milk. It is difficult for him to eat staple food. In addition, children's taste buds are mostly not fully functional, and staple food is light and low in salt, so he will definitely not like it. Parents need to be patient and can use fish soup to cook rice or noodles, or use mushrooms to make soup or steamed egg custard. Children of this age need to cook their food thoroughly so that it is easier to digest. At the same time, don’t force your child too much to eat staple foods. Before the child is one and a half years old, milk should be the main food, for about 5 to 6 meals. Generally, one egg custard, one staple food, one fruit (juice or puree), and three portions of milk per day.