Mango is a very familiar fruit to everyone, and many people love to eat mango. It can provide various nutrients to the body. However, eating mangoes can easily cause allergies, so people with allergies should not eat mangoes, and babies should not be fed mangoes when they are too young. So, can a one year old baby eat mangoes?
A one year old baby should not eat mangoes and should wait until the child is three years old before feeding them in small amounts. After parents give their children mangoes, they should first observe the baby's reaction. If the child is doing well and there are no digestive problems or allergies, they can only feed more. However, the daily feeding amount should be controlled below 50 grams. Do not feed too much, otherwise it will affect the intake of other foods.
Due to the presence of various proteins, amino acids, and fruit acids in mangoes, these substances are all irritating, and babies' skin is very tender and easily irritated. In addition, babies have poor immunity and cannot resist the invasion of allergens, so they are prone to allergic symptoms.
Mango allergy usually occurs in areas that have come into contact with mangoes but have not been cleaned in a timely manner, causing symptoms such as facial rash, red and swollen lips, and itching. It can also cause a burning sensation in people's lips, tongue, and throat. Sometimes there may be rashes on the limbs, accompanied by itching, which is very painful. If not handled properly, blisters and erosion may occur.
