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It is recommended to introduce whole egg into your child’s diet in the first year of their life - around six months of age, but not before four months. These guidelines are the same for all babies, even those with a high risk of developing food allergies as studies have shown that introducing eggs within the first year helps children to develop a tolerance to eggs.

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