Jessica Madden, a certified pediatrician, told Insider that most floors are contaminated with germs and dirt.
"This is especially true if the floor is in a household in which shoes are not removed upon entry from outside, and/or if there are pets that spend time outdoors." "Food from the floor is likely contaminated with microorganisms that trigger an immune system response," said Madden. But this does not mean parents should purposefully feed babies food from the floor to boost their immune systems."There are many safer ways to boost babies' immune systems, including breastfeeding, probiotics, vaccines, and exposure to older siblings and children," she added.
Madden said it is to be expected that an infant might accidentally eat food that's been on the floor, but that parents should not intentionally feed them in this way. Instead, she recommends"putting an easy-to-wipe clean mat or tablecloth on the floor and/or giving your baby snacks out of a cup or bowl with a lid."
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