Hala is a baby from Indonesia. She is only 14 months old, but she drinks 1.5 liters of coffee a day, which is amazing for an adult. Now Hala is addicted to caffeine and can't sleep without coffee. Hala has been eating three cups of sugar coffee a day since she was six months old. Because his parents were too poor to afford the cost of infant formula. Hara's parents earn only £1.14 a day, or about $10.
The coffee that Hala drinks every day is a local Indonesian coffee and is very thick. Coffee, in addition to caffeine, also contains a lot of sugar, which does not provide effective nutrition for babies and may also have a negative impact on the baby's development.
Hala is addicted to coffee, and if she doesn't drink coffee, he will cry and not fall asleep until she has drunk it. Hara's parents earn only £1.14 a day to pick coconut meat for a living, and can't afford to buy baby formula or cow's milk.
Although Hala's eating habits caused a lot of controversy, her parents insisted that she was healthy and grew up like a normal baby, but her parents also admitted that Hala would wake up in the middle of the night to play on her own because the caffeine stimulant content in her body was too high.
Staff from the local health department have visited the family and brought them milk and biscuits in case they feed the baby too much coffee again.
Poverty makes it impossible for them to afford milk and other regular baby food, but they don't understand why they are feeding their babies coffee? Coffee has a refreshing effect and can be considered a stimulant. Drinking a lot of coffee for a long time is very stimulating for babies.