6-12mg iron
Children need 6 to 12 mg of iron every day, and the amount of iron needed increases with age. Too much or too little is unacceptable, both of which have an impact on health.
Iron deficiency may lead to anemia
Iron deficiency in children may lead to anemia. After six months, the iron carried by the baby from the mother's body will be slowly consumed, and the demand for iron will increase with the increase of age, so if the baby doesn't like to eat, it may be iron deficiency. This is why most babies will have iron deficiency anemia.
Eat more vegetables and meat with high iron content.
After adding complementary food to your baby, you need to add extra iron, because the human body consumes a lot of iron every day. Eating more vegetables and meat with high iron content will help iron absorption. If children don't eat well, they need extra iron supplements.