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Fish Diet Cuts back on Infancy Eczema

September 27, 2008 by Eliza Ferree  
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 You know the annoying little acne (Eczema) your baby gets when he/she is first born. This normally happens within the first six months and goes away with time. Scientists and doctors have now announced if a baby is introduced to fish after birth they will more than likely reduce their chances of getting Eczema. It should be introduced before 9 months for this to work, but you must be very careful on how you introduce any new food to a baby, especially fish and other products like this. Give him or her a little at a time at first just to make sure there is no allergic reaction.

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3 Responses to “Fish Diet Cuts back on Infancy Eczema”
  1. sky says:

    I’m confused, I thought that babies shouldn’t be eating much of anything before 9 months. Now they’re supposed to be eating fish? What next, sushi?

  2. Eliza says:

    Sky- I’m glad you asked, honestly I’ve never given my babies fish until they were older. I know that you aren’t suppose to eat fish/seafood while pregnant. Personally I thought it was carried on until toddler stage. But thought some would like to hear about this new discovery.

  3. tjwriter says:

    It’s okay to eat fish and seafood while pregnant. They provide important omega-3 fatty acids that help baby’s development. You just should avoid predator fish, which could have high mercury content. I haven’t ever read anything about not consuming fish at while pregnant. Even other allergen type foods are okay in moderation.

    That said, I don’t how comfortable I’d feel giving my child under one fish.

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