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Summer foods to prevent dehydration in babies

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Summer foods to prevent dehydration in babies
Your baby's little body can't store lots of fluid so dehydration happens fast.Dear Parents,Share with us what are the essential summer food you give your baby to prevent dehydration.
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Hema Yerramsetti 6 months ago
watermelon
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Hema Yerramsetti 6 months ago
coconut water
water
butter milk
sabja seeds
curd
lemon water
fluids
watermelon
cucumber 🥒
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Shilpa kankariya Mom of 2 children 7 months ago
cucumber
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isha Mom of 2 children 7 months ago
Watermelon
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Esly Jorror Mom of a 7 yr 1 m old girl 7 months ago
cucumber
water
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BeetuSondarva SB Mom of a 1 yr old boy 9 months ago
watermelon
water
limbu Pani
coconut water
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Archana yogesh parab Mom of a 6 yr old girl 10 months ago
coconut water
watermelon
curd rice
butter milk
cucumber
sabja seeds
lemonade
rose patal jam
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Surumi Dilshad Trying To Conceive 10 months ago
coconut water
watermelon
orange
grapes
water
cucumber
juices
muskmelon
tomatoes
barely
green beans
yogurt
buttermilk
seasonal fruits
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Manjot Kaur Mom of 2 children 11 months ago
Coconut water 💧
watermelon 🍉
fresh juice 😋
lemonade 🍋
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Sulaiman Guardian of 6 children 11 months ago
orange grapes
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