Red beans are rich in cellulose. Eating red beans helps to supplement cellulose, promote baby's gastrointestinal digestion, increase baby's appetite, promote baby's detoxification and defecation, help baby excrete toxins and protect baby's gastrointestinal health.
Red beans are rich in phosphorus. Baby eating red beans can also supplement phosphorus to promote the healthy development of bones and teeth.
Red beans are rich in protein. Eating red beans for your baby can supplement protein, improve immunity, enhance resistance and contribute to your baby's healthy growth.
Red beans are rich in minerals. Eating red beans to supplement minerals helps to maintain the baby's basic metabolism.
Red beans are fragrant, and babies often don't like them. Eating red beans for your baby will help attract your baby and help him develop a good habit of eating. However, red beans are very diuretic and laxative. Baby should pay attention to controlling weight when eating red beans, and don't eat too much, otherwise it will be easy to have diarrhea, which is not good for baby's gastrointestinal health.