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Farzana Ahzan Mom of 2 children 10 months ago

oats pancake
first we need a mixy jar so weed add some oats,half piece apple one egg ,one soft banana ,milk ,a little bit of cardamom powder (this is for optional) and grind it well baby ned sweet so we add jaggery powder and take a pan and need ghee or butter butter is best for kids brain development. take these batter and make small pancakes for our Lil ones 🤤

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Mohana Guardian of a 1 yr 2 m old boy 11 months ago

sambar rice ,dosa

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K S Imtiyaz Father of 2 children 1 Year ago

idly samber/samber rice.

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Resma begum Mom of a 1 yr 6 m old boy 1 Year ago

khichdi

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Srujana sri Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago

fruits and veggies are the best for kids kichidi is the best one and veg salads and fruit salads

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Khushbu Bajaj Mom of a 5 yr 5 m old girl 1 Year ago

1. Item prepare from suji/ Rawa like dosa, upma, appa, idli, childa, idra ( gujrati dish).
2. paratha like palak, paneer, methi, matar.

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teena paul Mom of a 6 yr 3 m old girl 2 years ago

I love food

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Piyali banerjee 2 years ago

Rice Dal veggies
chapati
oats egg omlet
chicken soup with noddles

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PRATIKESH Mom of 5 children 3 years ago

In reply to Nilofer Fathima

rice

Nice pic.

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Nilofer Fathima Mom of 3 children 3 years ago

rice

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