Rice paste is a semi-solid food. There are many raw materials for making rice paste, which can be various types of polished rice, as well as miscellaneous grains and potatoes. Because rice paste is easily absorbed by the human body, it is an important complementary food for infants and young children to supplement their nutrition. So, can you use a soybean milk machine to make rice paste for feeding babies?
You can use a soybean milk machine to make rice paste for your baby. With the development of science and technology, the tools for making rice paste are becoming more and more diversified. Making rice paste with soybean milk machine is the most common method in people's daily life. Rice paste is a nutritious and balanced baby food that is loved by many parents because it is easy to feed, digest, drink, and absorb.
Most babies start eating rice paste around May. Rice paste itself is soft in texture, easy to chew, swallow, drink, digest and absorb, and has multiple flavors. Another reason for feeding rice paste to babies is that they do not have the ability to chew food before growing teeth and need to be fed liquid complementary foods. Once the baby's teeth start to grow, they can stop eating rice paste.
There is no rule on how old babies need to eat rice paste. Basically, babies do not need to eat rice paste after growing teeth. However, as long as the baby likes to eat or absorbs nutrients well, it is not a problem to continue eating. However, it should be noted that babies should not only eat rice paste after the age of one, as the nutrition is too monotonous and not conducive to cultivating their chewing ability.
