Is it unhealthy....?

Question

to give my 9 month old baby soya sausages? I know it's not that healthy for adults either, i was just wondering if i could give them to him as he's not a good eater and i have a feeling he may like them. Thanks

Answer 1

Have you tried these sausages?.....do you like them?....if you dont like them then probably best not to give it to bubba...

Answer 2

If you don't think it's healthy for adults, you shouldn't feed it to your baby.  

Answer 3

if it's not healthy for adults , then chances are you shouldnt be feeding it to your child , at any age .  

Answer 4

No.  9 month olds are too young to be eating adult foods.  And besides, you said you know they are unhealthy for adults, so why would you want to feed them to your baby?

Answer 5

I would not recommend that you give your baby anything that you feel is unhealthy!!! Try a variety of combinations of healthy foods if he is a picky eater. I know a mom who couldn't get her baby to eat fruits unless they were dipped in yogurt, so try some new things with your baby to make him a better eater. Don't resort to giving him something that isn't good for him. Good luck.  

Answer 6

If it's not healthy DONT FEED IT TO HIM !

Answer 7

Yummy Mummy??? Dummy mummy more like. Don't give small babies adult food as they can't digest it and it can harm them.

Soya foods are bad for adults so why on earth would you think that a baby would fare any better?

Get a grip woman and keep trying different, healthy baby foods until you find something they like. It will happen eventually.

Answer 8

Gross.  Yes, it is unhealthy.  They are heavily processed and heavily salted.  Babies can't handle that nearly as well as adults can, which means that they are pretty bad for babies to have.  If you think he might like processed meat sticks you can try the baby food alternatives.  I don't normally recommend them, but they're definitely a healthier alternative.  Don't stress too much though.  Even at 9 months breast milk or formula is still his main source of nutrition, so he doesn't really need a lot of solids.

Answer 9

They're a lot healthier than pork sausages so i'd say go for it!