1. Enhance immunity

Cherry is rich in vitamins and dietary fiber. Rich in vitamins A and C and dietary fiber, it helps to enhance immunity and improve the overall health level. Eating cherries regularly can also make your baby's skin smoother and more moist.

2. Prevention and treatment of measles

Baby eating cherries can also prevent measles. When measles is prevalent, giving children cherry juice can prevent infection. Cherry stone has the function of sweating and detoxification.

Iron supplementation

Cherry is rich in trace elements and iron. The highest iron content per 100 grams can reach 1 1.4 mg, far exceeding other fruits. Therefore, the baby eating cherries can meet the body's demand for iron, promote the regeneration of hemoglobin, not only prevent iron deficiency anemia, but also enhance physical fitness, brain and intelligence.

Precautions for baby to eat cherries

1. Pay attention to let the baby spit out the nucleus when eating. If the baby is too young, the eyeball should be removed before feeding.

2. Cherry stems are black, and the surface is dull and sticky, which means that they are not fresh and can't be eaten any more.

3. Hydrocyanic acid will be produced when the cherry core is chewed or chewed. Symptoms of mild hydrocyanic acid poisoning include headache, dizziness, confusion, anxiety, palpitation and vomiting. A large amount of hydrocyanic acid can cause dyspnea, hypertension, rapid heartbeat and renal failure. Other reactions include coma, convulsions, and the most serious will lead to respiratory failure and death.

4. Don't eat cherries on an empty stomach. The combination of gastric acid with pectin and soluble substances in cherry will produce insoluble precipitate, which will cause indigestion or diarrhea.

5. Cherry is hot and easy to get wet. If you are very hot or have already got angry, don't eat cherries, otherwise it will be more serious.