Honey water is mainly made by mixing honey into water. Honey water tastes sweet and has many benefits, such as clearing the lungs, moistening the intestines, and promoting bowel movements, so many people like to drink this honey water. Many people still want to give honey water to their children to drink, but they are worried. So, can children with allergies drink honey water?
When a child has an allergy, it is necessary to understand what kind of allergy it is and what other allergies it may be, such as skin allergies. This generally refers to allergens. If a child is allergic but not allergic to honey, which means the allergen is not honey, it is still possible to give the child some honey water to drink, but not too much. This must be noted.
The digestive function of children's gastrointestinal tract itself is not very good, and honey water has the effect of promoting bowel movements and moistening the intestines. If children drink too much honey water, it will be unbearable and may cause diarrhea, so it is important to pay attention to this. However, for children, it is best to drink honey specifically designed for children.
This is mainly because honey contains a certain amount of estrogen, which is not very good for children. So when giving honey water to children, it is important to pay attention to the timing and avoid drinking for a long time. Otherwise, it may have an impact on the child's development and may lead to premature growth. This is something that must be taken into consideration.
