The baby's diet has always been concerned and valued by parents. Parents want their babies to grow up healthily and always work hard on their diet. Many data show that seafood can improve eyesight and brain, which is of great help to the baby's growth and development. Among them, cod meat is tender and tastes good. For babies who add complementary food, as long as they are not allergic to seafood, they can try to eat cod.

Cod has a high nutritional value and is very helpful for the growth and development of babies. In the process of baby's growth, it is better to add cod complementary food appropriately, but not every baby is suitable for cod. Babies who are allergic to seafood products, or young babies, had better not try to eat cod. In addition, the production of cod should be meticulous, and parents need to remove fishbones, mash them into mud, and give them to their babies when necessary.

Does the baby eat cod? According to the records of cod in relevant materials, it can be seen that cod has high nutritional value, and is rich in protein and vitamins, especially vitamins A and D, which greatly promote the baby's brain development and bone development, so eating cod is of great benefit to the baby. However, in the feeding process, we should pay attention to whether the baby is allergic to seafood products, and help the baby remove cod bones to prevent the baby from feeling uncomfortable during eating.

Can the baby eat cod? Whether the baby can eat cod is influenced by many factors. The first is influenced by age. Cod is not recommended for babies who do not add complementary food when they are young. Generally, the baby will add complementary food around 7 months. At this time, cod can be made into minced meat for the baby to eat. Secondly, affected by the baby's physique, it is not recommended that the baby who is allergic to seafood eat cod, because the baby will feel uncomfortable when eating it. In addition, cod is not recommended for babies with colds, fever or special diseases.