In most cases, children with precocious puberty can eat eggs because they are rich in protein as well as lecithin and vitamins, which are beneficial for the growth and development of children. A proper diet of protein in children will not affect precocious puberty, which occurs when the level of sex hormones in the body rises significantly earlier. At this time, children tend to have significantly earlier bone age and earlier menstruation, which is not necessarily causally related to eating eggs. The dietary factors that cause precocious puberty are mainly related to eating more fruits and vegetables in the opposite season, as well as royal jelly and colostrum, and are not related to eating eggs.