Tots have a tendency to turn their noses up at fruit skins — apples, peaches, plums, etc. Peeling tends to tarnish and age the tasty treats leaving them brown and mushy. Before heading out for a long day of errands, consider adding a bit of honey and a fresh squeeze of lemon juice. The acidic liquid keeps the skin–free fruit from browning and the honey zaps the bitter citrus taste.
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Lil Tip: Add a Squeeze of Lemon and a Drop of Honey
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Honey is not recommended until your lil one is a year old.
1but i think this would be a great idea....
2I was going to say the same thing - please include a warning not to serve honey to children under a year. I even wait longer, just to be safe.
3I was told not to give honey OR citrus to babies under 1 year just today at the pediatrician visit. I knew about the honey and strawberries, but avoiding citrus in general surprised me. So yeah, this is great, but after 1 year.
I'm starting solid baby foods this weekend and there is so much to think about!
4Yeah, citrus can burn their mouths. But apples are fine.
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