Yes, it’s possible but highly unlikely that what you eat can cause allergies in your baby, especially if neither you nor the baby’s siblings have food allergies. However, it is generally encouraged for mothers to eat a variety of allergenic foods, even during pregnancy, as this early exposure can help your baby build immune tolerance and reduce the risk of developing food allergies later on. That being said, if you notice any unusual symptoms like rashes or digestive issues in your baby after you’ve eaten a particular food, it’s important to talk to your paediatrician. They can help determine if a food allergy is the cause and advise you on the best course of action.