Can one year old baby eat corn?

Though rare, corn can trigger Allergies in some children. If you have a family history of food allergies, hold off on feeding your baby corn until he is at least 1 year old, if not later. Dietitians use this age as a benchmark for giving new foods to your baby because his digestive system is more developed after his first year and generally hardier. Signs of food allergy include swelling of the tongue, lips, and face; skin rash; wheezing; abdominal cramping; vomiting; or diarrhea. If your baby develops any of these symptoms after eating a certain food, call your family doctor as soon as possible.