Can babies drink pear juice?

Generally speaking, babies can drink pear juice, as long as the quantity is moderate. Detailed explanations are as follows:

Fresh pear juice has a refreshing sweet taste that is easily accepted by babies and can help them maintain daily hydration. Especially during dry seasons or when babies occasionally experience throat discomfort, mild pear juice can provide comfort. Pears themselves contain certain vitamins and dietary fiber, and some nutrients will dissolve into the water during cooking. Babies can obtain small amounts of these nutrients through drinking the juice. Moreover, cooked pear juice is gentler on a baby's delicate digestive system and can enrich their taste experiences, helping them gradually adapt to mild beverages other than breast milk or formula.

When giving pear juice to babies, ensure you use fresh pears that have been thoroughly washed and cooked without adding sugar, honey, or other flavoring ingredients, which may burden the baby's digestive system or affect taste development. When introducing it for the first time, start with a small quantity and observe whether the baby experiences any discomfort, such as bloating or diarrhea. If there are no adverse reactions, gradually increase the amount given.