The baby can eat. Especially chicken blood and duck blood are better, but the amount should be moderate, not too much and not too frequent. After all, the baby's respiratory tract is not perfect. In addition, try not to put salt when cooking.

First, prepare pig blood 1 small piece, chicken soup 1 small cup, proper amount of salt and a spoonful of starch. Cut pig blood into small pieces, add starch salt into chicken soup, stir well, heat chicken soup while stirring, add pig blood clots, boil while heating, and make blood tofu, which can be stirred into mud and added to porridge for baby, or put into noodles for baby to eat.

Then prepare the right amount of chicken blood, pig blood, a little rice and a little salt. Boil the rice in the pot, wash the rice in the pot, then cook the pig blood and chicken blood in the pot, make them into fine particles, cook them in rice porridge for about 10 minutes, and give them to the baby after cooking.

The iron content in animal blood is high, which is easily absorbed by people. The baby who is producing and developing eats more animal blood, which has a preventive effect on iron deficiency anemia. If the picky baby doesn't want to eat, you can make some animal blood for them to eat, which not only supplements iron, but also solves the baby's hunger.