My baby doesn’t like to eat egg yolks, how can I make the egg yolks look like my baby likes to eat? After the baby is born, whether it is artificially fed or breastfed, the baby must be given complementary foods in a timely manner starting from 6 months old. Egg yolk has high nutritional value and is easier for babies to digest and absorb than egg whites. Therefore, when you first start adding complementary foods to your baby, you can give your baby a small amount of egg yolk. At the beginning, babies' taste development is not very good, so they generally don't dislike the taste of egg yolks. The main reason they don't like eating them is that they feel the egg yolks are dry and difficult to swallow. You can crush the egg yolks and mix them with water or milk, and mix them with the mixed rice. Mix the paste together and feed it to the baby.

1. Egg yolk soup and egg yolk vegetable porridge

And as the baby’s age increases, the types of complementary foods will also continue to change. If your baby doesn't like to eat egg yolk puree, you can make it into egg yolk soup. Crack the eggs, filter out the whites, take out the egg yolks and add a little bit to cool them down, steam them in a pot for a few minutes and then feed them to your baby. When the baby can eat all kinds of soft rice, rotten noodles, and rice porridge, you can chop up various vegetables and egg yolks and cook them in the porridge. After cooking, add a few drops of sesame oil to make the vegetables taste softer. It is tender and the porridge tastes more fragrant.

2. Tender egg yolks

When your baby first starts to add complementary foods, you can choose some pureed foods, such as rice cereal, vegetable puree, fruit puree, egg yolk puree, etc. However, not all babies will obediently cooperate in eating complementary foods, especially as the baby ages, his taste becomes very picky and he does not like to eat tasteless foods such as egg yolks and vegetables. At this time, you can boil the egg yolk until it is tender. When the egg yolk has just solidified, it tastes the most delicious, then cool it in cold water and feed it to the baby.

3. Conclusion

In short, if the baby doesn’t like to eat egg yolks, there are many ways to make the baby eat them. You can mix egg yolks with juice to feed your baby. Especially when your baby is seven or eight months old, it is best to eat one egg yolk every day. Egg yolk is the most nutritious substance in eggs and is very beneficial to your health. And no matter what method of cooking, the nutritional content of egg yolks changes very little.