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Newborns can taste and smell and will favor sweet tastes over bitter ones. For example, a newborn will choose to suck on a bottle of sweetened water, but will turn away or cry if given something bitter or sour to taste. Likewise, newborns will turn toward smells they favor and turn away from bad odors.
1 - 2 of 2 answers. Your baby's taste buds are developed around 13 to 15 weeks gestation. The fetus can get a taste of the foods you eat via the amniotic fluid that surrounds it in the womb. It receives its nutrients through the umbilical cord that is attached to you through the placenta.