Mango is a delicious fruit, and it is rich in nutrients, such as high vitamin C. Eating it regularly is beneficial for the skin, so mango is very popular among female friends. Because eating mangoes is beneficial to the body, many parents also want to give their children some to eat. So, can a one year old baby eat mangoes?
A one year old baby can eat mangoes, but not enough. Mango contains a lot of sugar, and if children eat too much, it will increase the burden on their kidneys. After parents give their children mangoes, they should pay attention to the baby's reactions. If there are no digestive problems, allergies, or other issues, they can continue to give the baby mangoes.
Due to the presence of fruit acids, amino acids, and various proteins in mangoes, which are highly irritating substances, the skin and mucous membranes of young babies are thin and tender, making them very susceptible to irritation. Additionally, children have poor immune systems and lack resistance to substances that can cause allergies. Therefore, eating mangoes may lead to allergic symptoms.
Mango allergy usually occurs in areas that come into contact with mangoes and are not cleaned in a timely manner. Its symptoms include facial rash, redness and swelling of the lips, itching around the mouth, and a burning sensation in the lips, tongue, and throat. In severe cases, rashes may appear on all limbs, and the itching is unbearable, causing great pain. Babies are easily allergic to eating mangoes, and if not handled properly, they may develop blisters and erosion.
