Pine pea corn

“Many people wonder how big a baby can eat nuts? And the answer is, you can add food. Previously, the idea was that nuts, proteins, seafood would be added after one year of age and that early addition would increase allergies. Many certificates indicate that this theory is outdated and that delayed additions do not reduce allergies. Don't worry about the sensitivity of adding. Following the three-day principle, a new food is added, three days without adverse effects, and one is added. For nuts, the safest is those under three years of age that do not recommend a piece of nuts, preferably powdered. Because children are less able to chew and sometimes have less emotional stability, when they cry or laugh, the alien is sucked into the airpipe, causing greater damage. In the middle of the story, since the beginning of the 21st month, the grapefruit has been so passionate that pistachio, almonds and abalone fruit are not spoken and chewing is rotten, but every time they are under adult supervision. Just for your information, it's starting to taste nuts, bean nuts, and pines are more chewy. Some of the dishes need to be added, and the refills need to be reduced, and too many of them spoil food, so this pine corn is good for the baby. Winning doesn't have to be too stylish, but it's a beautiful match, and it's delicious and natural."