baby trying a lemon 🥵🥵for the first time i😂😂s a glutton for sweet punishment.

Lemons, limes, oranges — all of these fruits are generally considered good for you. However, they're some of the worst foods for your teeth. Like soda, citrus fruits have extremely high levels of acid, which make them dangerous for your child's enamel. The more acidic a fruit, the worse it is for your child's teeth.
While lemons are an excellent source of vitamin C, the acidity of the citrus might be hard on your baby's stomach. You should wait to introduce lemons until after your baby turns one year old so their digestive system is more mature. This will also reduce the likelihood of an allergic reaction.
While you can give your baby lemon around eight to ten months, it's not the best idea. Lemons are sour, and your baby will probably not enjoy them. ... The high acidity in lemons can cause diaper rash and an upset tummy.
Lemons' acidity not only means a potentially sour reaction from your child — it may also aggravate certain health conditions when served alone. “[Lemon juice] can cause contact irritation on the skin and/or worsen reflux or diaper rash for some babies when consumed in large quantities,” says Chow.