How to add egg yolk to baby rice flour?

When the baby is able to eat complementary food, the most concerning thing is whether to add egg yolk first or rice flour first. The older generation will choose to add egg yolk first to feed the baby, but many babies have had problems with egg yolk, such as indigestion or diarrhea, etc., so you can choose to add rice flour first and then add egg yolk after the baby has adapted. It is safest to do it one by one and slowly.

Method: 1 First, we mothers need to add one complementary food at a time, for example, add egg yolk to the baby first. If the baby adapts to it and has no discomfort, you can change to rice flour. If the baby adapts to the rice flour, then put a little egg yolk in the rice flour to see if the baby can adapt to it. If the baby can adapt to it, add half an egg yolk, and then an egg yolk. But I have never added egg yolks to my baby’s rice cereal. I always eat them separately. I heard from others that it is easier for babies to absorb if they eat the food separately.

2. Babies can eat porridge twice a day, half a bowl to a small bowl each time, or they can eat properly cooked noodles. One egg yolk is guaranteed every day, and some vegetable puree, liver puree, fruit puree, fish puree, etc. should also be fed appropriately every day.

3. The egg yolk should be mixed with water and should not be eaten directly. It is recommended to eat a quarter of the egg yolk and add rice flour gradually from a small amount to a large amount.

Guidance: At this time, children are generally in the teething period, and should be given some solid food, such as toasted steamed bread slices, dry bread, biscuits, etc., so that the baby can practice chewing and grinding the gums to promote the growth and development of teeth.

When adding egg yolks to baby's rice cereal, the first thing to do is to learn to control the amount. Don't add a lot at one time. Add it a little bit at first and then observe the baby's absorption and digestion ability. It is best to add other complementary foods later. Of course, it mainly depends on the absorption capacity of each child and the physical needs of each baby. In general, it is best to find a method that suits your baby according to individual needs.