Children can usually eat eggs after they have a cold. Because eggs are easier to digest compared to other foods that are not easy to digest, making egg custard is generally easier to digest. Therefore, if the child after the cold does not have a particularly obvious decline in appetite, the eggs still have a certain appetite, you can eat eggs properly. When the child has a serious cold, appetite has a particularly obvious decline, see the eggs do not want to eat, in this case do not force to give the child to eat eggs, because eating eggs in this case, is likely to lead to bloating and indigestion performance. If the child does not have an appetite for other foods, but wants to eat eggs, you can not give him too much to eat, because eating too much is likely to lead to indigestion. Whether a child can eat eggs after a cold depends mainly on whether eating eggs will cause indigestion, eating eggs will not directly aggravate the fever, cough and other symptoms of the cold.