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**Title:** 10 Foods to Avoid Giving to Babies Up to 1 Year Old
**Summary:**
This video highlights 10 foods that should NOT be given to babies up to 1 year old due to allergy risks, nutritional concerns, or potential health hazards. The forbidden foods are:
1. **Cow's Milk** (may trigger allergies and anemia)
2. **Honey** (may contain bacteria causing botulism)
3. **Seafood** (highly allergenic, recommended to avoid up to 2 years)
4. **Added Sugar** (promotes unhealthy eating habits and can lead to obesity)
5. **Salt** (should be introduced in small quantities after 1 year)
6. **Peanuts, Walnuts, and Hazelnuts** (highly allergenic, introduce with caution after 1 year)
7. **Coffee** (caffeine can disturb sleep and alter mood)
8. **Raw Fish** and **Raw Egg Yolks** (may contain harmful bacteria like salmonella)
9. **Fruit Juice** (high in sugar, low in fiber; offer whole fruits instead)
10. **Processed/Industrialized Foods** (prioritize whole, natural foods for optimal health)
**Key Takeaway:** Always consult with a pediatrician for personalized guidance on introducing foods to your baby.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentences:
1. **Breastfeeding is ideal up to 6 months**, but may be supplemented with formula in specific cases.
2. **Cow's milk should not be given to babies under 1 year** due to potential allergy risks.
3. **Honey should not be given to babies under 1 year** because it can contain bacteria that cause botulism.
4. **Seafood is not recommended for children under 1-2 years** due to high allergenic potential.
5. **Added sugar should not be given to babies under 2 years**; natural sugars from fruits are recommended instead.
6. **Salt should not be added to baby food for at least 1 year** to prevent flavor addiction and health issues.
7. **Nuts (peanuts, walnuts, hazelnuts) are not recommended under 1 year** due to high allergenic potential.
8. **Coffee should not be given to babies under 1 year** due to caffeine's effects on sleep and mood.
9. **Raw fish and raw egg yolks should not be given to babies under 1 year** due to risk of bacterial contamination (e.g., salmonella).
10. **Juice is not recommended for children under 1 year**; whole fruits are recommended instead for fiber and reduced sugar intake.
11. **Processed/industrialized foods are best avoided for babies under 1 year**; prioritize whole, natural foods instead.
12. **Exceptions to processed foods may include organic, artisanal, preservative-free baby foods from trusted suppliers.**
13. **Introduction of solid foods typically begins around 6 months**, with guidance from a pediatrician.
14. **As of 2017, the American Society of Pediatrics recommends offering whole fruits to babies instead of juice** starting at 6 months.