Pork stomach is rich in nutrients and contains minerals, which are good for your baby's nerve system and bone development. Eating pork stomach can counter nausea. When cooking pork stomach, use salt to clean the mucus and residue. Otherwise, it may cause adverse reactions such as diarrhoea.

After childbirth, you can eat pork stomach to supplement nutrition, restore vital energy, and enhance your body's resistance. Pork stomach soup has a good nourishing effect. When cooking pork stomach, use salt to clean the mucus and residue. Otherwise, it will cause adverse reactions such as diarrhoea.

Pork stomach is rich in a large amount of protein and fat, and also contains variety of vitamins. Baby can absorb protein and vitamins in pork stomach through breast milk to stimulate baby's growth and development. When cooking pork belly, use salt to clean the mucus and residue.

Pork stomach is not suitable for babies under the age of 11 months.