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Introducing Solids to Baby

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Introducing Solids to Baby

Introducing solid to your infant is an exciting milestone.You must have researched from every possible where before introducing food to your baby.Dear Parents,share with us according to you what are the best first food for a baby!

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Jaynil Chauhan 1 Year ago

khir

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Jaynil Chauhan 1 Year ago

meshed khir

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Shreya Mom of a 1 yr 11 m old boy 1 Year ago

rice

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Sonali Laskar Mom of a 3 yr old girl 1 Year ago

kichdi

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Madhumita Ghosh Guardian of 4 children 1 Year ago

We had started with apple puree,mashed banana,kichdi with carrot nd potato mashed, moong dal puree, sweet potato ,ragi

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Indu Bhatia Guardian of 2 children 1 Year ago

we introduced boiled channa daal
banana mango he loved mangoes and he still does

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Ripan Jhell Mom of a 2 yr 4 m old girl 1 Year ago

apple puree, moongi dal, gajar puree
after 7 month roast phool makhana badam n mishri make powder and use as cereal.
sabudana kheer not use sugar use gudh, fruits, little piece of chapati Dalia,khichdi, cereal,cheeku,suji kheer

all these are also my baby diet chart

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Rakshana Mom of 2 children 1 Year ago

Ragi porridge, apple puree banana puree

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Nikita Pawar Guardian of a 2 yr 8 m old girl 2 years ago

banana ,apple,carrot puree

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swetha Mom of a 3 yr 3 m old girl 2 years ago

sweet potato is good food for babies

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