Children over the age of 1 week can eat a little honey in moderation, over the age of 3 weeks they can eat a small amount, and over the age of 6 weeks they can eat it normally every day. The honey mentioned here must be very pure, as some unscrupulous businesses will sell honey containing certain additives that children should never eat for the following reasons: Honey composition will vary depending on the nectar plant. Honey contains maltose, protein, vitamins, minerals, organic acids, enzymes, natural pigments, amino acids, acetylcholine, aromatic substances and pollen, etc. The content of the main nutrients is low, and the content of various vitamins and beneficial minerals required for the growth of children is low or even absent. If it then contains something that is not suitable for children, it will harm them, so honey is not the preferred food for baby growth.