Hamster babies eat breast milk. When hamsters are just born, they should be breastfed. If breast milk is not available, goat milk powder can be used instead. You can gradually replace the young hamster's food when weaning, and then gradually enrich the hamster's food as the hamster grows older.

Food that hamsters can eat:

1. Staple food: hamster feed. Hamsters have special hamster feed. The hamster feed contains most of the nutrients needed by the hamster's body, which can ensure a healthy diet for the hamster.

2. Cereal foods: chicken feed, bird feed, wheat, corn, millet, uncooked rice, etc. However, breeders must feed less to avoid symptoms such as flatulence in hamsters.

3. Fruit foods: apples, strawberries, cherries, pears and other fruits. Fruit is rich in vitamins and a large amount of dietary fiber. Occasionally feeding it can help hamsters regulate their stomachs, but feeding too much can cause hamsters to suffer from buccal pouchitis and other diseases.

4. Animal protein foods: chicken, beef, milk, mealworms, barleyworms, etc. Hamsters can supplement a large amount of protein through these foods to help hamsters grow quickly.

5. Seed foods: sunflower seeds, peanuts, pine nuts, etc. These foods can speed up the physical development of hamsters and increase their metabolic rate. However, the breeder must control the hamster's intake of such food to prevent the hamster from becoming too obese and causing illness.