Duck meat is mild and not hot, high in fat and not greasy. It contains protein, fat, iron, sugar and other nutrients, which can help babies remove calories from the body and has fitness effects. It contains vitamins that other meats do not have, and it also has a preventive effect on beriberi. The amino acids contained are also needed by the baby's body, so duck meat can be given to the baby. However, duck meat is relatively fat, so it is not recommended for babies to eat when they have a cold or diarrhea.

When feeding duck meat to your baby, you can cut the duck meat into puree and then make porridge for your baby to drink. Duck meat porridge has a good effect in removing edema, so there is no need to worry about side effects for your baby. You can also feed duck meat directly to your baby, but duck meat is a cold meat and should be consumed in small amounts.

Excessive consumption of duck meat will harm the baby's stomach, cause loss of appetite, cold spleen, etc., and may even cause allergic reactions in the baby. When giving duck meat to your baby, it is best to observe the baby's specific situation and make judgments based on the situation.