Sweet things are a taste that humans love from birth, but babies' development and metabolism are different from adults, so what babies eat also needs to be extra cautious. Sugar is an essential seasoning in life, so can one year old babies eat sugar?
A one year old baby can eat white sugar, but not too much. Eating white sugar can enhance the baby's immunity to a certain extent. In fact, many times when it comes to a baby's diet, parents are presumptuous and think that their baby's food is too monotonous or tasteless, and that they need to add a little salt or sugar. Only babies with certain flavors will like to eat it.
Actually, this is just because adults have become accustomed to this taste, so they may feel that light things have no appetite and babies do not like to eat them. However, for babies, these are the first flavors they accept, so they are not particularly picky in this regard. When feeding sugar to babies, be careful not to give them too much, as excessive sugar can increase their burden and weaken their metabolic capacity.
There is also a situation where parents may act presumptuously, which is when plain water tastes good, but babies will feel that water with added sugar tastes better and drink more. Actually, it's good to only give babies plain water to drink, because water with added sugar cannot quench their thirst.
