Liver Baby Food: 10 Healthy Benefits

Liver Baby Food is infant food made from the mother’s breast milk. It is given to infants as a supplement after breastfeeding. In the US, it is available to lactating mothers at hospitals and some

clinics through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) under its Baby Formula Program. The product is also available in Canada and places with similar laws.

Liver Baby Food is now available in Brazil. UHT sterile product, 100 g jars (400 g total) are sold in the markets at R$ 9,00.

According to a 2004 report, two-thirds of hospitals in India do not provide breastfeeding mothers with formula milk or other bottled milk alternatives.

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What Is Liver Baby Food?

Liver Baby Food is made from the mother’s breast milk. It is pasteurized to prevent the growth of bacteria and filled in a sterile container. The inner lid has an airtight seal to prevent contamination.

It also contains vegetable oil as a source of fat and Vitamin E to protect the body from free radicals, which are believed to cause cancer, according to Dr. Weissbluth in his best-selling book “Healthy Baby.” It is free of animal fats such as lard and cholesterol, which may be harmful to babies.

Is Eating Liver Good For Babies?

Some mothers find that their Baby’s digestion is better if they include a small liver in the meal. Others say it is simply a taste that appeals to their babies. Whatever the reasons, some mothers will continue to include liver in their Baby’s diet, and others will no longer serve it to their babies.

In some countries, there are concerns about human and animal liver safety in human consumption. This is because human and animal liver contains very high levels of vitamin A. The World Health Organization recommends that mothers breastfeeding (especially preterm babies) should not eat liver as this may lead to depletion of vitamin A in breast milk.

How do you cook liver for a baby?

The most common way for mothers to cook liver for their babies is by pan-frying it. Another method is to steam the liver in a steamer. Like with vegetables, boiling the liver removes much of the flavor, making it difficult to enjoy the tastefully.

Ingredients

1/2 cup of raw liver, which weighs about 100 grams
1/4 cup unsweetened canned evaporated milk

Method

Step 1. Cut liver into small pieces. (This is a matter of personal choice)

Step 2. Steam the liver for 20 minutes in a steamer. (This is a matter of personal preference)

Step 3. Boil the milk in an empty pot over medium heat until it reaches the boiling point (about 180 Celsius) – it should be hot yet not boiling when you add the liver.

Step 4. Add the liver to the boiling milk and stir with a wooden spoon until the liver is cooked through (about 3 minutes)

Step 5. Let cool and feed. Mothers may also add it to puree or use it to top off the canned baby food.

NOTE: Many mothers prefer not to cook their Baby’s liver in the microwave oven, as they believe that microwaves destroy important nutrients in food.

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10 Healthy Benefits Liver Baby Food

1. Healthy for the Baby

Liver baby food is made from the mother’s breast milk. It is pasteurized to prevent the growth of bacteria and filled in a sterile container. The inner lid has an airtight seal to prevent contamination.

2. Contains Only Breast Milk

Liver baby food is made from breast milk, containing the same nutrients and antibodies found in the mother’s breast milk. It also tastes like breast milk and makes your Baby feel full after feeding.

3. No Harmful Substances

Liver baby food has no harmful substances present in cow’s milk or cow’s liver. It is free of animal fats such as lard and cholesterol, which may be harmful to babies.

4. Can be used in conjunction with solid foods

Unlike formula, liver baby food can be combined with other solid foods. It can also be mixed with water-based foods, such as fruits and vegetables. It is also possible to blend it into soups, cereals, and cooked potatoes for a healthy puree for your infant.

5. Healthy and Nutritious

Liver baby food is made from the mother’s breast milk. It contains the same vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients found in the mother’s milk. Most importantly, it contains antibodies that help babies develop their immune systems.

6. Tastes Good

7. Gives Protein

8. Easily Digested

Human and animal liver contains very high levels of vitamin A. The World Health Organization recommends that mothers breastfeeding (especially preterm babies) should not eat liver as this may lead to depletion of vitamin A in breast milk. You can surely give it to your Baby but make sure you’re not having too much.

9. Does Not Contain Dairy Products

Cow’s milk may cause allergies in infants, especially those with a family history of cow’s milk protein allergy. Human breast milk is the best food for infants and does not cause allergies.

10. Easy to Prepare

Most parents are happy that liver baby food can be prepared in just a few minutes. It is easy to prepare and has a good taste, unlike many other baby foods on the market. Some mothers may find it mushy or too strong-tasting, while others will continue to include it in their infant’s diet.

Conclusion

Liver baby food is easy to make, tasty, and healthy. It does not contain animal fats and cholesterol, which may be harmful to babies.

While the liver benefits for adults are controversial, you can give it to your Baby without any side effects. Just make sure your child is one year old before giving them liver as a main dish because, at this age, their digestive system is well-developed enough to digest it properly.

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