Patient's question:
Can my child eat some peanut oil? I sometimes give them a little bit of oil and salt complementary food, just a tiny amount of oil and salt, I don't know if it's okay?No history of previous treatment and effects: None
What kind of assistance you would like: Thank you everyone!
Doctor's answer:
The diet of babies aged 4 to 6 months still remains based on breast milk (or formula), while supplementary foods are provided primarily for trial eating. The amount offered starts with very small quantities, such as 1 to 2 spoons, and is gradually increased. Mainly liquid and mashed foods are purchased. These can be purchased in the following order: iron-fortified rice powder (which can be prepared with breast milk, formula, or apple juice), vegetable puree (3 to 4 varieties), followed by fruit juice or puree (juice should be diluted with water starting from a 2:1 or 1:1 ratio, then consumed as is, and finally pureed fruit), egg yolk (starting at 5 months), fish puree, chicken, duck, and pork.