What are the signs that my baby is ready for early allergen introduction?

[Mckenzie]

As a new parent, you're likely eager to introduce allergens safely. According to the MightyMe Early Allergen Introduction Guide, most babies can begin eating peanut-containing foods and other common allergens once they've started eating other solid foods. However, if your baby has a higher risk of allergies, such as severe eczema or an egg allergy, it's best to consult your pediatrician. They can assess your baby and potentially conduct allergy testing before you introduce allergens. Always be cautious when introducing new foods and seek professional medical advice to ensure your baby's safety. Never give your baby a food they are already allergic to unless a doctor supervises it. Prioritize your baby's health and well-being when introducing new foods, especially potential allergens.