Can the baby eat pudding?

jelly pudding can be said to be one of the baby's favorite snacks, but the baby should not eat more things like jelly pudding, because this kind of food is potentially dangerous to the baby.

Although jelly pudding contains certain nutrients, research shows that artificial pigments that make food colorful in jelly pudding are as harmful to babies as leaded gasoline. Excessive consumption of jelly pudding will not only lead to behavioral disorders such as ADHD, but also reduce the IQ value by 5.5 points.

Moreover, jelly pudding may endanger children's lives as a foreign body in trachea.

It was reported that a 3-year-old boy was eating jelly while playing at home, but suddenly he had a choking cough, and then he had inspiratory dyspnea, blue face and struggling limbs. When I arrived at the hospital about 1 minutes later, the child's heartbeat and breathing had stopped.

such news is not uncommon. Why does jelly easily become a foreign body in the trachea and endanger the baby? Because jelly is a soft and elastic food, it is easy to break and not easy to dissolve. Babies often suck jelly, and when they eat and play, it is easy to "help" the soft jelly slip into the trachea. After entering the trachea, the soft jelly can change its shape with the contraction of the trachea, but it is not easy to be discharged, thus forming a blockage and choking the baby to death.

Therefore, mothers should pay more attention not to let the baby eat too much jelly pudding, and also pay attention to let the baby concentrate on eating before playing.