In other words, after six months, children can eat food other than milk, but how old can children eat it? Adult meal? And then what?
Adult meal? It refers to all kinds of meals that adults usually eat, such as sweet, sour, spicy and salty, as well as various cooking methods, such as braising in soy sauce, frying, barbecue and so on.
We all know that babies are too young to eat soft and light food, but adult meals are not this feature and cannot meet the needs of children, so they need to cook for children alone.
Grandma gave the child adult meals and the child was admitted to the hospital.
Pan Xiao's baby was weaned six months after it was born. The conditions at home were not very good, so he had to leave his children to go out to work and leave them to the care of the elderly. When Pan Xiao left, she asked her mother-in-law to make complementary food for her children alone, and bought several complementary food recipes for grandma's reference.
After Pan Xiao left, grandma devoted herself to making complementary food for her children every day, and the children grew up day by day. Children begin to teether when they are eight months old. One day, grandma chewed a bone and the child saw saliva. Grandma let the child lick it. Unexpectedly, the children want to chew it with their big mouths.
From this time on, grandma began to try to give her children meat, ribs, chicken legs and so on. So that children can chew it and watch them eat well. Grandma is very happy and thinks it is a blessing to eat. Later, grandma boldly let the children eat adults' meals.
But after a while, grandma found that the child didn't defecate for several days, only to feel that something was wrong, and quickly took the child to the hospital.
After examining and inquiring, the pediatrician said to her grandmother: Don't let the children eat adult meals too early, otherwise it will easily lead to indigestion and even affect the children's kidneys.
Then grandma regretted it and asked the doctor how much the child had given to the adults. The pediatrician replied: you can eat if you meet three conditions.
Condition 1: Chewing ability
After the child is one year old, although the chewing ability has improved and the teeth have grown out, the teeth have not fully grown out and the chewing ability is still limited. His teeth won't fully erupt until he is two or three years old. Therefore, even if the child has stopped drinking milk after one year old, he should consider the child and cook for the child alone.
Because adults' meals have various shapes and are relatively large, children's chewing ability is poor and they can't eat at all. If children and adults eat a pot of rice at this time and swallow it without chewing, it will also make children hate chewing slowly. Therefore, when cooking alone, they can cut the food into smaller pieces and cook it badly, which can cultivate children's interest in eating.
Condition 2: diet.
Children's meals must be light, balanced, comprehensive and healthy, while adults' meals are basically single, which has formed a fixed pattern, because adults can only cook their favorite dishes, such as celery, never cook, and like spicy food, but not light, so such meals can not be given to children, so it is the best way for children to cook by themselves.
Condition 3: Digestibility
The child is small, the gastrointestinal function is not perfect, and the digestive ability is not very good. Eating more meat will hinder digestion, so it is better to cook for children alone. If you have given your child an adult meal, be sure to observe your child's defecation. If something goes wrong, you must change your diet in time.
If you want your child to be healthier, you must not let your child eat adult meals too early. Although some bad physical symptoms have not yet appeared, it does not mean that they have not caused any impact. Pay attention.
Children after one year old can eat salt, but we should also know that when cooking for children, we should not put too much salt, otherwise it will affect children's organs. In addition, don't give children spicy, too sweet, cold and fried food.