I feed my six month old baby steak

A MUM caused controversy by feeding her six-month-old daughter a partially cooked steak.

Katie Harley is post-weaning her young daughter and has taken to TikTok to share a video of herself munching on a piece of beef – with juice oozing out and markings sitting on her high chair. she.

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Critics were quick to jump to the comments section of videotapes to blast Katie for giving her daughter – in the early stages of weaning – such a dense meat to try.

“Not good at all,” wrote one, while another added: “*Alice faints*.”

“All I can say is make sure it’s at the right temperature before serving,” another commented.

While another commenter wrote: “Let’s cook that baby food properly. Make that raw later.”

Others praised Katie for feeding her daughter meat – adding that the child was clearly enjoying the steak in the video.

One person wrote: “It’s good for them and encourages jaw and strength development.

“It is highly recommended by the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) because of its high fat content!” someone else added.

“My kids eat steak from the Mastros steakhouse, which makes me very nervous.”

“She knows how to eat steak properly,” wrote a third. “I usually eat ‘fully cooked steak’ but then I tried medium raw and ohhhh in a better way.”

“Have you ever thought the baby was anemic?” someone else asked. “I was asked by our pediatrician to feed my son steak to strengthen the iron.”

Katie replied, “Finally someone with a brain.”

Another set the record for “blood” seen from a steak, writing: “The blood” in this steak is actually myoglobin.

“A protein comes out of the steak when it’s exposed to heat.

“This steak is not ‘raw’ lol.”

And when someone suggested that a baby cut a steak smaller, another hit back, emphasizing that babies and toddlers are more likely to choke on smaller pieces than large ones.

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