Food safety

aFamilyToday Health - The digestive system and body in each baby is different. Parents need to recognize notes to deal with when babies have a food allergy!

The 33-week-old fetus was able to hear, feel and even see some. Baby can also dream at this stage!

aFamilyToday Health advises 10 best foods for your child, helping you to build a rich and healthy menu to meet your child's nutritional needs.

aFamilyToday Health - Food poisoning is a concern of many mothers when choosing food for their children. How to handle and prevent food poisoning in children?

Breast milk is an excellent source of nutrition for babies and children. But in some special cases, you should not breast-feed your baby. Let's hear from an expert at aFamilyToday Health sharing knowledge about these issues.

Breast milk plays an important role in your baby's development. aFamilyToday Health shares 4 habits that can affect the quality of breast milk, helping you to feed your baby the best.

Learning about infant food poisoning on aFamilyToday Health will tell you your symptoms, treatment and home care along with effective prevention.

Children's diets are vastly different from those of adults. aFamilyToday Health shares 9 foods you should avoid eating.

In the first year of life, the child's digestive system is still not fully developed. aFamilyToday Health expert points out 7 foods to avoid for your baby!

aFamilyToday Health shares 8 food safety tips for pregnant mothers, helping you to be cautious in cooking and dining during pregnancy.

The fetus is 18 weeks old, so the mother has gone halfway through her pregnancy. This time, your baby's senses have also developed more clearly.