There are many food black lists, but most of them are for adults, is there a food black list for babies?
There really is, and I think the easiest thing for Moms and Dads to recruit is juice, which is on the American Academy of Pediatrics' "Health Blacklist". The American Academy of Pediatrics explicitly recommends that babies avoid fruit juice until the age of 1.
Some parents feel that the baby has not yet teethed, and the juice just does not need to be chewed, easy to swallow, and it is simply tailor-made for the baby. Anyway, the baby wants to eat fruit, freshly squeezed juice is not the fruit, and scraped down with a spoon to feed the baby, I don't know how much more convenient.
Fruit juice is not the same as fruit, and there have been detailed interpretations of this point of sharing in previous periods, but for young babies, the hidden dangers of juice are far more than this.
According to a new study by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development published in the Journal of Nutrition, babies who are exposed to juice in early infancy are more likely to drink sugary drinks such as juice in childhood than babies who did not eat juice in early childhood, and are more resistant to light and tasteless boiled water and drink less water.
Counting the details, eating more sugar at a young age and drinking less water that is indispensable for the body's activities will have a great impact on the baby's body, and this habit is likely to continue into adulthood.
Therefore, although it is very troublesome to cook fruit for your baby, the corresponding benefits are also very considerable. As the so-called, juice is added early, children drink less water, the probability of obesity is high, and where is health. above.