Baby can eat stewed pears with rock sugar, but not too much, because Sydney is cold after all. If the baby's gastrointestinal function is not well developed, eating cold food directly will stimulate the gastrointestinal tract. So in general, just give the baby a taste. When the baby has a cold and cough, you can also stew Fritillaria with rock sugar Sydney.
If the baby is too young, you can't eat stewed pears with rock sugar, because it may lead to diarrhea. Stewed pear with rock sugar has a certain laxative effect. If the baby has loose bowels, it will cause malnutrition. Secondly, the sweetness of stewed pears with rock sugar will be higher. Parents must control the sweetness of sugar. Too sweet will stimulate the baby's taste buds and affect the baby's sensory development. If you eat too much, the baby's teething time will also be delayed.
Generally speaking, babies over 8 months old can only eat stewed pears with rock sugar, because at this time, the baby has considerable chewing ability and can gradually digest and absorb them. But if the baby is under 8 months old, you can only let him drink juice to avoid suffocation.