When the baby grows to a certain extent, it is necessary to eat some vegetables in moderation, because eating some vegetables reasonably will be of great help to the healthy growth of the baby, but there are still some vegetables that the baby can't eat easily. So can a six-month-old baby eat broccoli?

Six-month-old babies can eat some broccoli, but when giving it to their babies, they should pay attention to steaming broccoli and mashing it with a stir-fry stick, which will be more beneficial to their stomachs and easier to digest, because broccoli itself is one by one, and if fed directly, it will cause indigestion to their babies.

Babies can receive some complementary foods when they are six months old, but if they are for babies, it is best not to give them broccoli, because it is more difficult to digest compared with rice noodles and other vegetables, so when you add complementary foods to your baby at 1, you can add some banana puree or mashed potatoes appropriately, and then give them to your baby when you can slowly accept these complementary foods.

Broccoli contains particularly comprehensive nutrition. Broccoli not only contains some essential carbohydrates and vitamins, but also contains a lot of trace elements, which plays a very important role in promoting the healthy growth of the baby, so eating some often can effectively supplement the body nutrition and improve the immunity of the baby.