Is it okay for the baby to eat lamb soup?

Patient's question:

The child has been crying non-stop recently and isn't eating much. Is it okay for the baby to have lamb soup?

Doctor's answer:

Adding complementary foods should be appropriate for the baby's age.
1. The complementary foods added must be suitable for the baby's age.
At 4–6 months, you can add mashed rice porridge, scrambled egg yolk, fruit puree, or thin noodle soup with a small amount of chopped vegetables and cooking oil.
At 7–12 months, you can add soft noodles, scrambled egg custard, tofu, wontons, various chopped vegetables, fish, and minced lean meat.
Start with grains and gradually transition to vegetables, fruits, fish, poultry, eggs, and soy products. You can also choose some series of infant and toddler nutritional complementary foods for supplementation.

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