can i give dry fruit powder with milk to my baby..how to prepare it

A. After your child is one, you can carry on breastfeeding if you both want to. Or you can start giving her cow's milk to drink, in a cup, not a bottle. There's no need to give your toddler follow-on or growing-up milk. She'll get all the nutrients she needs from a varied diet. Your child needs a minimum of 350ml and no more than 400ml of cow's milk each day. Milk should play an important role in your baby's diet but experts say she shouldn't have more than the required amount. This is because it may cut her appetite for solid foods, which in turn, could cut her intake of essential nutrients like iron and vitamins. also you can give dry fruits powder mix with milk If your toddler does not like milk, try offering it in the form of milkshakes, kheer, shrikhand, puddings, custards, cheese sauces, yoghurt, lassi, fresh cream and paneer. About three servings of milk, cheese or yoghurt a day is enough.