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is cerelac good for baby's

Spandana Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

always make home made cereals for babies dont give any food which is packed and sold outside .. ragi, rice and some grains can be nicely soaked in water, and then dry them on a cloth , and dry fry them , add lil salt and pinch of jaggery and grind it to fine powder ..
sieve it and then use it to feed baby

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toshika Mom of 3 children 5 years ago

no you must give homemade food

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Ravleen Sobti Mom of a 8 yr 3 m old 5 years ago

its not recommended.. Believed to contribute to weight gain

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Rasha Mom of 6 children 5 years ago

not recommended

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vani sinha Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

no not at all

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Nagesh Father of 3 children 5 years ago

no not gud for baby u can prepare at home using rice dal nd dryfruits

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Shital Potale Mom of a 8 yr 9 m old girl 5 years ago

no cerelac is not good food.you can make it at home by using mug dal rice alomnds ..etc

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AishwaryaR05 Mom of 5 children 5 years ago

I don't think it is necessary unless you are unable to cook if you are working or if you have very limited members in your family to help you

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sabina khan Mom of 4 children 5 years ago

yes cerelac completes d babys remaining food

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Bhargavi Dileep Guardian of a 6 yr 2 m old girl 5 years ago

yes it is good for baby. we can give them undoubtedly

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