Patient's question:
Can my one-year-old child eat greasy food? Will it affect the baby's digestive system?Doctor's answer:
Children's supplementary food usually starts at 6 months. Infants under one year old should not consume fat. The gastrointestinal function of infants has not yet fully developed. Infants have poor ability to digest oil. Due to individual differences, consuming oil may lead to indigestion. I think this is irrelevant. But it must be appropriate. Yes. Lard is a common edible oil. It contains high nutritional value, but also a large amount of fat, calories, and cholesterol. Therefore, for one-year-old infants, do not give them too much lard, otherwise it may lead to fatty liver and high blood lipids, but a small amount of lard is irrelevant for babies.