Six-month-old babies can start eating some complementary foods. Breast milk and milk powder alone can't meet their nutritional needs, so they need to take supplements from complementary foods, and there are many choices of complementary foods. When adding complementary food to the baby, it should be from less to more, from thin to thick, step by step, so that the baby can gradually adapt. So, can a six-month-old baby eat sheep brain?

Six-month-old babies can eat some sheep brain properly. Sheep brain is rich in protein and fat, which can enhance the baby's immunity, but parents should also be careful not to give their baby too much at once, otherwise it will cause indigestion. Parents should try to chop up the food when feeding their baby complementary food to prevent the baby from getting stuck in the throat and being difficult to swallow.

The six-month-old baby has slowly teethed. Besides eating sheep brain properly, you can also eat a la carte mud. Vegetables are rich in vitamins, so parents can cook vegetables and mash them directly for their babies to eat. Parents can also give their baby vegetable soup, mainly broth, and then add vegetables and cook them for the baby.

When the six-month-old baby has developed the habit of eating complementary food, then parents can feed the baby two or three times a day, and the amount of each feeding should be appropriate, which can be increased or decreased according to the baby's food intake and digestive ability. If the baby can't eat, then parents should not force the baby to feed complementary food, so as not to bring digestive burden to the baby.