Chicken liver is rich in nutrients, including protein, fat, sugar, vitamins and minerals. Eating chicken liver can promote the baby's growth and development, which can greatly help the baby's health, so the baby can eat chicken liver completely. Generally, after the baby is six months old, parents can make chicken liver into complementary food for the baby. However, because the baby's stomach digestion ability is still relatively fragile, you can chop up the chicken liver and then make chicken liver porridge or chicken liver mud for your baby to eat. Don't eat too much chicken liver for your baby at ordinary times, and don't eat a lot of chicken liver every day. You must ensure the diversification of your diet and change different kinds of food every day, so as to ensure your baby's comprehensive absorption of nutrition.

Because the baby's taste buds are agile, you must not put too much salt when making chicken liver. If the food is too salty, it will lead the baby to develop this eating habit, which is difficult to correct and may even affect the baby's taste development. Parents can give their baby chicken liver once or twice a week, because chicken liver contains a lot of cholesterol, and eating too much may adversely affect the baby's health.

Chicken liver contains a variety of nutrients. Eating chicken liver can not only supplement nutrition, but also improve personal resistance. Therefore, after the baby is 6 months old, parents can appropriately add chicken liver to the baby's complementary food, but they must master the daily intake, and don't take a lot of chicken liver for a long time, so as not to have the opposite effect on Bao's health.