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Can babies eat candy like lollipops?
No, babies should not eat candy like lollipops. Here's why:
* Choking Hazard: Lollipops and other hard candies pose a significant choking risk for babies. Their small size and hard texture make them difficult for babies to chew and swallow safely.
* Dental Issues: Sugary candies can contribute to tooth decay, especially in young children whose teeth are still developing.
* Nutritional Value: Candy offers no nutritional value and can displace healthier foods in a baby's diet.
* Health Risks: Excessive sugar intake can lead to health problems like obesity and diabetes.
Instead of candy, babies should focus on healthy foods like:
* Breast milk or formula (for infants)
* Fruits and vegetables (soft, mashed, or pureed)
* Whole grains (softly cooked or mashed)
* Protein sources (softly cooked or mashed)
If you have any concerns about your baby's diet, always consult with a pediatrician.
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