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Guardian of a 6 yr 1 m old boy2 years ago
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#asktheexpert 4 years boy please provide the growthing detailes and diet for food care

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profile image of POOJA KOTHARIPOOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 8 m old boy2 years ago

A. Indian food can be nutritious and appealing to a 4-year-old child. Here are some Indian dishes that are often enjoyed by children: 1. **Roti or Paratha:** Soft and whole wheat rotis or parathas can be served with a little ghee or a mild vegetable curry. 2. **Dal (Lentils):** Simple dal preparations with mild spices can be a good source of protein. Red and yellow lentils (masoor and toor dal) are often kid-friendly. 3. **Rice:** Plain rice can be served with dal or a mild vegetable curry. 4. **Vegetable Biryani:** A flavorful rice dish with mixed vegetables and aromatic spices can be enticing for kids. 5. **Poha:** Flattened rice cooked with vegetables, peanuts, and mild spices can make a tasty and nutritious snack or meal. 6. **Paneer Dishes:** Paneer tikka, paneer butter masala, or shahi paneer can be a good source of protein for kids. 7. **Idli and Dosa:** These South Indian dishes are often well-received by children, especially when served with coconut chutney or sambar. 8. **Chapati Pizza:** Make mini chapati pizzas with tomato sauce, cheese, and your child's favorite toppings. 9. **Mild Chicken Curry:** If your child enjoys non-vegetarian dishes, a mild chicken curry can be a good option. 10. **Yogurt with Fruits:** Yogurt with fruits like bananas, apples, or strawberries can make a nutritious dessert. It's important to adjust the level of spiciness to suit your child's taste. Children often prefer milder flavors, so it's a good idea to use fewer spices and chili in their food. As always, pay attention to portion sizes and encourage a well-balanced diet that includes fruits and vegetables. If your child has specific dietary preferences or restrictions, consult with a pediatrician or nutritionist for guidance.

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