After one year old, babies can basically digest and absorb common foods, so banana slices can be eaten. But it is worth noting that it is best to eat fresh bananas, because there are many intermediate links such as transportation and storage, and the safety of dried banana slices may not be guaranteed. In addition, children who eat too many bananas will have thinner stools. Therefore, it doesn't matter if you eat a little. Don't eat more.

Bananas for babies must be thoroughly cooked, because the astringency of raw bananas comes from the large amount of tannic acid contained in bananas. Tannic acid has a very strong astringent effect and can cause constipation.

In addition, it is easy to breed bacteria where bananas are damaged, so bananas for babies should be selected intact. Also, you can't let your baby eat bananas on an empty stomach. The content of potassium and magnesium in bananas is high. Eating bananas on an empty stomach will increase the amount of magnesium in the blood and inhibit the cardiovascular system.

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Baby's diet

I. Nutrition principles

Because vitamin D can't enter the breast milk through the mammary gland, breast-fed children should supplement vitamin D or get more sunshine after 2 weeks of birth to prevent rickets. Long-term excessive intake of vitamin D will cause toxic reactions, so the recommended intake is 10 mg per day.

The iron stored in infants is gradually consumed with development, and the iron content in breast milk is low. Iron-fortified infant cereal can be used as the first weaning food, and milk powder with lactoferrin can also be eaten to prevent iron deficiency anemia.

In view of the infant's need for protein and calcium, formula milk should be used as a supplement of energy, protein, calcium and other nutrients outside breast milk.

Weaning food should avoid too much salt or seasoning, and it is best to be original and reduce the burden on the baby's kidneys.

Second, suitable food

4 ~ 5 months old: added foods include rice paste, porridge, fruit juice, vegetable juice, egg yolk, fish paste, tofu and animal blood.

6 ~ 9 months old: add biscuits, noodles, fruit puree, vegetable puree, whole egg, liver puree and minced meat and other digestible foods.

10 ~12 months old: add thick porridge, rotten rice, bread, steamed bread, chopped vegetables and minced meat.

The order of adding solid food should be: cereals, vegetables, fruits and fish. Babies love sweets, and if they add fruit first, they will refuse vegetables.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-baby