The baked bean liquid I made is a little burnt. Whether the baby can eat at last depends mainly on the degree of burning and the age of the baby.
If the baby is very young and has just added complementary food for about eight months, it is not recommended to give it to the baby at this time, because the burnt and dissolved beans are difficult to digest. At this stage, the baby has just added complementary food, and its digestive function is not particularly perfect. If it is eaten, it may cause indigestion.
Older people, such as those who are burned a little over one year old, can also eat, but they can't eat if they are burned.
Parents should not give their baby too much at a time, only eat about ten tablets at a time, and don't eat too much in one day, otherwise it will easily lead to indigestion. In addition, parents should be reminded that if the older baby is given a little burnt dissolved beans, it is best to give the child some warm water after eating, which will help digestion.
Suggestion: feed the baby a small amount of dissolved beans many times for the first time to prevent gastrointestinal discomfort. If milk powder or eggs are allergic, children should decide whether to feed dissolved beans according to whether there is allergic reaction. If the baby at home reaches 10 month, dissolved beans can be added without allergies.