A 1-year-old baby has already learned to stand on their own and some can walk on their own. At this time, the baby's exercise volume is increased and digestion is better. So a 1-year-old baby can already add complementary foods, and these complementary foods can also be solid. Can a 1-year-old baby eat corn?
0-1 year old babies can eat corn. Generally, children can eat corn after 7 months, because children can add complementary food after 6 months. When the baby's stomach and intestines have a certain adaptability, they can gradually eat some corn. Corn is rich in calcium, magnesium, zinc, vitamins and other trace elements. Eating some corn properly can promote children's visual development, and can improve children's resistance. Because children are young, children should not eat corn directly at this time. Corn is best to squeeze juice for children to drink, or to cook corn Congee for Baobao, which is also very nutritious.
Babies under 1 year old with underdeveloped kidneys should not consume various seasonings such as salt. Babies over 1 year old can add salt, sugar, soy sauce and other seasonings appropriately to stimulate their taste development.
The number of meals for children can be as close as possible to the time when adults eat. Eating with parents can help strengthen parent-child relationships, and giving babies a fixed dining location can also cultivate their eating habits, which is beneficial for weaning.
