What dangers are there in feeding baby "adult" oatmeal all mashed up?The recipe in the Super Baby Food Book suggests blending regular "adult" rolled oats into a powder and using it to make baby oatmeal. I've been doing that for 2 months now. But, I just noticed that the bag of rolled oats says that the oats were processed on machinery that also processes tree nuts and other allergenic foods. Have I now exposed my baby to common food allergens? Is his risk for food allergies now higher than before? If so, should I now switch to the commercial baby oatmeal or is the "damage" already done?
-krazyangel4life
no, no damage done. but do go back to childrens formula type though, it's specially formulated for baby's tummy and digestive system as compared to adult cereal which can be harsher.
-♥Alex loves his sweet potatoes♥
A very big chocking hazard. If the bag says that then chances are yes. That is why when feeding such things as oatmeal it is best to stick to baby made cereal.
-belinda 2
There's no need to spoon feed your baby at all unless you really want to. "Baby" cereal is full of iron. It was invented for babies who were fed straight cow's milk, or homemade formulas with no iron. It's really not healthy. It's just overprocessed starch. Making your own cereal is far better. At least that way some nutrients remain.
-Zoey's Mommy
If he has been eating for 2 months, he is fine. If he was going to have an allergic reaction it would of more than likely showed up by now. The first time my daughter had green beans she broke out in hives and her eyes swelled up 15 minutes later.
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