Early Allergy Prevention for Babies

First bites can feel like defusing a tiny bomb. You’re watching their lips,

their breathing, everything. <break time="0.7s" /> Here’s the twist. Waiting is linked to higher risk. <break time="0.6s" />

A 2025 J A C I In Practice study looked at real families with allergy risk. When parents followed

a simple early plan, allergies at age one were far less common. Peanut about five

times less common. Egg about four times. Milk about five times. <break time="1.0s" /> Next up.

The simple first-week start most parents miss, so you can begin solids calm and

confident. <break time="0.7s" /> When families waited longer to start, peanut allergy showed up in 6 in 100 babies

by the first birthday. With the early-start plan, that fell to just 1.