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But, this question arises in the mind of every parent that when to give the first egg to the child? Let us know when to start giving eggs to the child and how much to give every day… Here you will get the answer… (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

When should a baby start giving eggs? You can start laying eggs after the baby is six months old. At this age the child grows a little and needs more nutrition. (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

Eggs contain good protein and vitamins which are very good for the health of children. How many eggs should be laid daily (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

Once your baby is six months old, you can start giving him eggs. Give only half egg for the first time. To see if the child has any allergies and whether he likes it or not (Photo Credit: Pexel.com)

Then gradually, as he grows, you can gradually introduce him to whole eggs. When the baby turns one year old, you can give him a whole egg every day. It is good for his growth and helps keep him healthy. (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

Which part of the egg to give: When giving eggs to the baby for the first time, start with the yolk as it is light and nutritious. (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

Gradually, as the baby's digestive ability develops, white matter (albumin) may also be included. (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

Benefits of Eggs: Protein: Eggs are rich in protein which helps in the development of baby's muscles (Photo Credit: Pexel.com)

Vitamins: Eggs contain vitamins A, D and E which are good for the eyes and bones of children. (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

Be careful of allergies: Some children may be allergic to eggs. Therefore, when you give eggs to a child for the first time, try giving them a few at a time. (Photo credit: Pexel.com)

Note: All the above things are being conveyed by ABP Maa to the readers only as information. ABP makes no claims to me (Photo credit: Pexel.com)