It used to be believed that eating highly flavored foods while breast feeding made an infant more fussy and caused gas and upset stomach. In fact, a study that monitored the eating habits of nursing mothers showed babies seemed to prefer milk when their mothers ate garlic and they even nursed for longer periods of time and actually gained more weight. Iron-fortified formulas cause constipation. Going outside with wet hair can cause a cold. Actually, viruses, not chilly wet weather or drafts, cause colds.
Wet feet can cause a cold.
Bee pollen is good for children. Bee pollen offers absolutely no health benefits and it doesn't even come from bees. It's really flower pollen and is useful only to other flowers. It may actually have risks, as it has been known to trigger severe asthma attacks and other hay fever-type reactions in those with plant and pollen allergies. Feeding infants cereal at night makes them sleep longer.