Many parents like to add Sichuan peppercorns when cooking. One year old babies can eat some complementary foods, such as vegetables. Parents may not make them for their babies alone, but will eat them with adults. But I am also worried that a lot of food may affect the baby. Can a one year old baby eat Sichuan peppercorns?
It is not good for babies to eat Sichuan peppercorns at the age of one because their stimulation is relatively strong, and they can only eat complementary foods at around half a week, but salt cannot be added. At this time, babies' taste development is more sensitive, and their metabolism of sodium is relatively poor. Eating salt or other seasonings to babies at this time will put pressure on their kidneys. It is recommended that babies eat a small amount of salt at the age of one, and other foods should not be eaten.
One year old babies can add salt to their seasoning, which should be controlled at around one gram. When choosing edible oil, it is recommended to choose pure vegetable oil, and soy sauce and vinegar should be controlled at one or two drops. Eating too much is also not good for babies. When babies eat complementary foods, it is necessary to strictly control the amount, with breast milk as the main source, and then add in small to large amounts to allow the baby's digestive system to gradually adapt.
One year old babies should mainly choose easily digestible foods such as noodles, fruit puree, green vegetables, etc. They can also eat lean meat to supplement protein. If the baby eats too much and the stomach cannot bear it, it will accumulate food. After eating complementary foods, it is also important to drink plenty of water to help the baby defecate smoothly.
