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Parul Mom of a 5 yr 9 m old girl

iron deficiency

how can we gain iron in babies body????

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Priyanka 0 Mom of 5 children 4 years ago

dates with milk is also best option to weight gain

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Rashmi Vaishnav Mom of 4 children 4 years ago

spinach n carrot juice best for baby

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Manisha Rabadia Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

jaggery is d best option 4 bebys

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jenita Mom of 4 children 4 years ago

dates milk is best

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Mansi Mom of a 5 yr old girl 4 years ago

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make Indian sweet with use of ghee, jaggery and nuts ...
also use soya floor and soyabean ... all beans are high in iron mashed then and cook different varieties with it ... dates is a good option too.

dates* are good source of iron too .. you can make chikki using dates nuts and jaggery looks yummy attractive enough to get child's attention without any forcefull attempts .

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Poonam vaishnav Mom of 5 children 4 years ago

Jaggery is best source of iron.
Give yr child in wheat halwa or with milk.

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Priya kochar Guardian of 7 children 4 years ago

cherries plum and blueberries can be given to babies for iron deficiencies

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Yogapriya Thennavan Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

Soak the dry grapes over night and grind it like a paste or liquid . Give this to baby it will provide Iron to your baby.

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Irfana Daudi Mom of a 5 yr old girl 4 years ago

dates ko Milk me bhigo kr overnight chhod de then after grind kr k baby ko de

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poonam Mom of a 5 yr 3 m old girl 4 years ago

apple juice twice a week is efficient for iron deficiency

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