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Can Babies Have Oranges?
The most common age recommended for the introduction of citrus fruits is around 12 months. You want to be sure that your baby is older and successfully chewing foods before introducing oranges.
Is it OK for babies to eat oranges?
Oranges may seem like a healthy choice since they are full of vitamin C, but the acidity of the fruit might not be good for your baby's digestion and might cause an allergic reaction. To avoid a bad reaction, you should wait until after one year of age to allow your baby's digestive system to mature.
How do I give my 6 month old oranges?
How to prepare oranges for a 6-month-old. Cut oranges into thick wedges. Remove any seeds or tough membranes, but leave the peel on to make it easier for your child to grab. Even if she can't quite chew the flesh yet, she'll love sucking out the juices.
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