When babies are around 6 months old, they can add complementary foods appropriately. Due to their poor digestive ability, it is important to pay more attention when adding complementary foods. If the baby is fed inappropriate food, it is easy to experience digestive problems, constipation, diarrhea, and other conditions. When the baby is two years old, their chewing ability is better and they have more food to eat, so they can confidently add other foods to their baby. What should a two-year-old baby do if they eat raw corn?
Actually, it doesn't matter if the baby eats raw corn. Eating a small amount of raw corn won't have a significant impact on the baby's body. But it's better to cook it for the baby to eat, after all, the baby's digestive ability is not as good as adults. If you eat too much raw corn, it's easy to have indigestion. Parents can directly cook corn for their babies to eat, squeeze it into corn juice, or stir fry corn and other ingredients into vegetables for their babies to eat.
Corn contains a lot of nutrients. Eating corn in moderation can not only promote growth and development, but also enhance intellectual development for babies. Corn contains many vitamins and glutamic acid, which can promote cell metabolism. If the baby is prone to getting overheated or constipated, parents can try feeding them some corn, which can effectively alleviate the symptoms of overheating or constipation.
Some parents find that their babies excrete corn kernels when feeding them corn, which is caused by poor digestion. It is recommended to give babies a different way of eating corn, preferably by directly squeezing it into corn juice. This not only preserves the nutrition and taste of corn, but also makes it easy to digest when consumed.
