Although oysters are a kind of health food rich in calcium, if the baby is too young to eat oysters, it may increase the burden on the baby's stomach. Eating too much may also lead to precocious symptoms, so be sure to let your baby eat oysters at the right age. How old is the baby to eat oysters?

Generally, only babies over three years old can eat oysters. Oysters are rich in zinc and calcium, which is very helpful to promote the baby's physical development. When you give your baby oysters for the first time, be sure to eat them in small quantities. When the baby has no diarrhea or indigestion after eating, increase the consumption appropriately. Moreover, oysters can promote the absorption of calcium, which is very helpful to keep the luster of baby's skin and has a certain brain-strengthening effect.

Furthermore, because oysters contain ingredients that can promote hormone secretion, it is recommended that babies with spleen and stomach deficiency should not eat them. Eating too much can lead to diarrhea and viral infection. Usually the baby's diet must be spicy. Reasonably adjust the baby's diet structure, eat more cereals and foods with high protein content, ensure the reasonable distribution of calories for three meals a day, and develop the habit of not eating sweets before going to bed, so as to avoid the proliferation of bacteria in the baby's teeth caused by too many sweets, which will lead to the decay of the baby's teeth and affect the health of the teeth.