Karo syrup is basically corn syrup, a simple sugar that pulls water into the intestines. Think of it like a gentle, non-dramatic rainstorm for your baby’s gut—softening things up so they can move along. It sounds weird, but it’s been a go-to for grandmas and pediatricians for decades.
But here’s the big kicker: how much should you actually give? Because a teaspoon too much might turn your baby into a tiny fountain, and a drop too little is basically a waste. Let’s break it down without all the scary medical jargon.
