POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy8 months agoA. For babies, especially those under one year old, it's important to avoid adding any flavorings or sweeteners (like sugar, honey, or artificial flavorings) to their milk. This is because their digestive system is still developing, and introducing such additives can cause digestive issues or lead to unhealthy eating habits.
However, for babies over one year, if you want to enhance the taste of milk or encourage your child to drink more, here are a few natural options you can consider:
1. Fruit Purees: A small amount of unsweetened fruit puree like banana, apple, or pear can be added to the milk. These purees are naturally sweet and safe for babies.
2. Cinnamon: A tiny pinch of cinnamon can be added to milk for flavor. It’s natural and can help make the milk tastier.
3. Vanilla Extract: A very small drop of pure vanilla extract can also make the milk flavorful. Ensure it's 100% pure vanilla without any added sugars or artificial flavoring.
4. Cardamom: A pinch of cardamom powder can also be used to flavor milk in a natural way. It’s aromatic and safe for children after 12 months.
Always be cautious with any new ingredient and monitor for any potential allergies or reactions. If you have any doubts, it’s a good idea to consult your pediatrician before introducing any new flavors or additives to your baby's milk.
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