Consensus statements. Consensus statements.
For prevention of hen’s egg allergy, thoroughly heated (e.g., baked or hard-boiled) but not “raw” hen’s egg (including scrambled egg) should be introduced with complementary feeding and given regularly. | Strong consensus |
To prevent peanut allergy, infants with atopic dermatitis in families with regular peanut consumption may consider introducing peanut products in an age-appropriate form (e.g., peanut butter) as part of the complementary food introduction and continue to give them regularly. | Consensus |
Before introduction of peanut allergy should be ruled out first, especially in infants with moderate to severe AD. | Consensus |