The attentive mother-in-law helps to take care of the half-year-old child, and she has a career that she likes, and for many people, Ms. Qiu's life is enviable. However, even the most harmonious relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law will also have a little friction, and recently Ms. Qiu has had several arguments with her mother-in-law over a small matter, but she has lost.
Ms. Qiu has her own small beauty salon in Kaiyuan, because she is pregnant and has been entrusted to her friends to help take care of it for a while. Now that her son is six months old and has been cared for by her mother-in-law for most of the time, Ms. Qiu finally decided to return to her beloved career.
However, just a few days ago, when Ms. Qiu came home at night, she found that many small red rashes had grown on the corners of her son's mouth and face, which looked like symptoms after eating something allergy, so she asked her mother-in-law what she had eaten for her child during the day.
The mother-in-law said that she saw on the public account of the parenting that the child after four months could not only eat rice noodles, but also boiled egg yolks as a supplementary food, so she tried to feed the baby some, but she did not expect that the eldest grandson was still very fond of eating, and at once ate half of it. Ms. Qiu immediately said that the child had a rash on his face, which was likely to be an allergic egg yolk, and asked her mother-in-law to temporarily stop feeding the egg yolk to try.
But two days later, my son's symptoms did not improve at all, and the red rash had spread to his body and arms, and he also vomited. After careful inquiry, I learned that my mother-in-law felt that eggs were very nutritious, and I had never heard anyone mention that eggs would be allergic, so I never stopped feeding my children egg yolks.
Ms. Qiu was angry in her heart, but thinking that her mother-in-law worked so weekdays, she didn't say anything more, but just took the child and her mother-in-law to the children's hospital for an allergen examination. As expected, the result was indeed an egg yolk allergy, and the doctor who received the treatment also popularized some symptoms and countermeasures for the child's food allergy to Ms. Qiu and her mother-in-law. After listening to the doctor's words, the mother-in-law, who had always been dissatisfied with food allergies, realized her mistake.
The doctor reminds the baby's parents that when the baby just began to add complementary foods, many foods and nutrients are strange to the baby's body, and it is easy to have allergic reactions. In particular, the nutrient-rich egg yolk is easily ignored by parents. Therefore, when adding egg yolks to the baby for the first time, be sure to observe whether the child will have rashes, urticaria, vomiting and other symptoms, and stop feeding in time once found.