I believe everyone has tried strawberries, which are a very popular fruit and many children love to eat them. Strawberries not only have a great taste, but they also contain rich nutrients. If you eat some regularly, not only can it supplement vitamins, but it also has the effect of reducing internal heat. So, can babies eat strawberries when they have a cold and cough?
Babies can eat strawberries when they have a cold and cough, which will not worsen their condition and symptoms. If a child has wind heat, cold, and cough, consuming strawberries can also promote physical recovery. Eating strawberries can improve loss of appetite, increase gastrointestinal motility, and have a significant effect on improving constipation. Parents should not let their children eat too many strawberries at once to avoid diarrhea.
Strawberries are particularly nutritious, but they can be difficult to clean. If not washed carefully, it may affect health. When cleaning, first remove the leaves, rinse with running water, then put them in a clean container, soak the strawberries in salt water for 5-10 minutes, and finally soak them in cold water for 1-2 minutes.
When cleaning strawberries, never remove the stem, otherwise it is easy for bacteria to enter the interior of the strawberry. Moreover, if the strawberry is soaked in water after removing the stem, it will also allow pesticides to enter the strawberry, which will affect the health of the consumer, especially the baby.
