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• Avoid small candies: For younger children, they should avoid choosing candies with small or irregular shapes to prevent choking hazards caused by accidental ingestion or getting stuck in the throat. Soft candies and hard candies require special attention as they are prone to getting stuck in children's throat or trachea.

• Check packaging: Ensure that the candy packaging is intact and undamaged, without any cracks or looseness. At the same time, it is necessary to check whether the labels on the packaging are clear, including product name, production date, shelf life, ingredient list, and other information.

• Pay attention to allergens: If children have a specific history of food allergies, such as peanuts, milk, etc., they should carefully check the ingredient list of candy to ensure that it does not contain allergenic ingredients.

Ingredients and Nutrition

• Low sugar or sugar free: Try to choose low sugar or sugar free candies to reduce children's sugar intake and lower the risk of obesity and tooth decay.

• Natural ingredients: Choose candies that contain natural ingredients, such as fruit juice, honey, etc., to avoid excessive artificial additives and coloring.

• Nutrients: Some high-quality children's candies contain beneficial nutrients for children, such as vitamin C, calcium, iron, etc. Parents can pay attention to the addition of these nutrients when making purchases.

Taste and flavor

• Moderate taste: Choose candy with a moderate taste and easy to chew, avoiding candy that is too hard or sticky to the teeth, to prevent damage to children's teeth and mouth.

• Pure flavor: high-quality candy should have pure flavor, without too much essence and pigment flavor. Parents can understand the taste and flavor of candy by tasting or viewing reviews from other consumers.

Brand and reputation

• Famous brands: Prioritize candy produced by well-known brands, as these brands typically have stricter production standards and quality control systems to ensure product quality and safety.

• Good reputation: Understand other parents' evaluations and feedback on candy, and choose products with good reputation. Relevant information can be obtained through social media, e-commerce platforms, and other channels.

Moderate consumption

• Control consumption: Even if parents choose high-quality children's candies, they should control their children's consumption and avoid excessive intake of sugar and calories.

• Pay attention to the timing of consumption: Avoid giving children candy before meals or before bedtime to avoid affecting appetite and sleep quality.

In summary, when choosing children's candies, parents need to pay attention to safety, ingredients and nutrition, taste and flavor, brand and reputation, and moderate consumption. By careful comparison and selection, children can choose candy products that are both delicious and healthy.