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Honey
When can my baby eat honey? Honey is a wholesome and natural food but it is better not to give honey to your baby until she is at least 12 months old. Honey can contain spores of a bacterium...
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Sesame
Benefits But watch out sesame is one of the most allergic foods in the whole world. In European Union countries and Canada it is mandatory to add a warning on commercial products that...
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Tahini
Benefits It is a perfect support for having strong bones. Besides calcium, it contains Vitamin B1, magnesium, zinc, fiber, phosphor and iron. Keep in mind Tahini should be kept at ambient...
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Molasses
Benefits It is a great carbohydrate and energy source thanks to its high sugar content. It supplies large part of the daily calcium, potassium and magnesium need of the body. Benefits...
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Ginger
Benefits Ginger is generally used to treat nausea, lack of appetite, diarrhea, indigestion, gas entrapment. Also it is known to be very effective in treating upper...
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Walnut
Benefits Compared to other dried fruits, omega-3 level of walnut is higher. Also it is rich in minerals like thiamine, B6, folic acid, phosphor, magnesium and copper. It is a great Vitamin E...
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Olive
Benefits Olive oil's monosaturated fat content is seventy five percent and saturated fat is only thirteen percent. It has an important position in nutrition as it is the source...
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Olive oil
What are the benefits of olive oil? Even by itself, high quality olive oil will be a great source of vitamin and mineral that babies need during their development...
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Soy
Benefits Soy should not be one of the first foods that you feed your baby, little gourmets should be introduced many various foods before they eat soy. Symptoms of soy...
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Chestnut
Benefits Chestnut is both a substantial and nutritious food. Nutritional elements may change depending on the ecological conditions the tree is grown. It contains high amount...
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