Asparagus is a common vegetable that is often used in baby food. It is thought to be a gas-producing food, but there is no scientific evidence to support this claim. However, some parents report that their babies become gassy after eating asparagus. If your baby seems uncomfortable after eating asparagus, you may want to avoid giving it to them or limit the amount they eat. You can also try cooking the asparagus before feeding it to your baby, as this may help reduce its gas-producing potential.