Honey should not be fed to infants younger than 1 year old. Clostridium bacteria that cause infant botulism usually thrive in soil and dust. However, they can also contaminate certain foods - honey in particular. Infant botulism can cause muscle weakness, with signs like poor sucking, a weak cry, constipation, and an overall decreased muscle tone (floppiness). Parents can reduce the risk of infant botulism by not introducing honey into their baby's diet until after the first birthday. As kids get older, their bodies are better able to handle the bacteria.
a bacteria present in honey that babies do not have a resistance for. deadly... baby botulism
it roots there teeth before they get them if u give honey when they have teeth it will root there gums
The water will dilute the honey and give it a less intense taste. It will not harm you, but you may be disappointed with the taste.
Chew the honeycomb until the honey flavor is gone, then either eat or spit out the wax. Don't give it to babies.
Atleast two years old, but always ask your doctor first before you actually do just for extra caution.
Usually only one at a time. Twins are rare but happens.
I love honey with potato chips!
You can give honey to bees of any age.
No because it can occasional contain a pour of bacteria and this can cause Botulism in your baby hope it helps!!
Yesonly in a honey stick or on a spoon
According to the viral video, the honey badger doesn't give a sh*t.
Honey is junk food because its something that is bad for you. Honey can give you diabetes.