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Summer foods to prevent dehydration in babies

Simran Nankani Mom of 5 children 6 years ago

Muskmelon juice and coconut water and curd

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Neeraja Yellapu Mom of a 6 yr 10 m old girl 6 years ago

dry kissmiss water and watermelon

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Kamal Riat Mom of 2 children 6 years ago

I gave my son every food n fruits

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Asmaa Usman Guardian of 3 children 6 years ago

In reply to shikha jain

can i give drinking water to my baby at this age in summers?

Yes you can!!!

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Ankit Gupta Father of a 6 yr 9 m old boy 6 years ago

can i teether use this age month baby

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Priya Mom of a 8 yr 3 m old girl 6 years ago

All juicy fruits -
Watermelon
Musk melon
Oranges
Grapes
Papaya
Mango
Coconut water (as per availability & my daughter's mood)

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shikha jain Mom of a 6 yr 11 m old girl 6 years ago

can i give drinking water to my baby at this age in summers?

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shikha jain Mom of a 6 yr 11 m old girl 6 years ago

can i give drinking water to my baby at this age in summers

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Tanu Sharma Mom of 3 children 6 years ago

As summer season has arrived and we all need to hydrate our body....Baby 's too need to get hydrated...The food I give to my little one or the things I love to offer him is NIMBu paani,meethi lassi,chacch,... fruits like water melon...and many more.

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naveen Father of 4 children 6 years ago

Very fruit was important so seasonal fruits very important for that season in summer eat all watery fruits keep away dehydration and enjoy the taste

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