No solid food or table food of any kind should be given to a child until you have most of their first or teeth. Even then, I do not because a child has taken their teeth, can participate in all kinds of food with impunity. It is very common for mothers for their young to sit at the family table and be treated to all parts of the bill of fare, apparently looking miniature adult people with digestive capacity equal to an older mature growth, but they simply can not, in the stomach's ability to dispose of as much as the older members of the family.
The digestive system of a child is so different of an adult in its microstructure and the nature and amount of digestive juices is not adequate to allow a child to eat all kinds of healthy foods that the stomach healthy adults can consume with impunity, not to mention most of the dishes very spicy, sweet and epicurean dishes that seldom fail to be part of the bill dinner. It is true that many children are endowed with a constitutional force, since they apparently live and thrive, despite dietary errors, but the integrity of the digestive tract shock can be as bad as a result of the abuse sooner or later in life due to illness.
Until the age of three, sterilized milk, wheat bread comprehensive in its various forms, such as grains contain a large proportion of gluten, prepared in a variety of desirable forms, milk and toast and fruit easy to digest, both raw and cooked, are the best diet. Pureed vegetable soups can sometimes be added for variety. Three to six years, the same simple scheme, with digested easily and simply prepared vegetables, pasta, vegetables and prepared without skin, is fully sufficient. If desserts are desirable, they are so simple and easily digestible. Tea, coffee, hot cakes and biscuits, fried foods of all kinds, salted meats, jam, pastries, cakes and pastries are wholly excluded from the list of dishes for children.
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