I’m starting solids for my baby. Any natural and healthy cereal suggestions?

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I gave my baby homemade cereal which worked well for him. I mixed rice, pulses, almonds, walnuts and washed them. After drying, dry roasted them and grinded into a powder. Every time he wanted to watch, I would add some water, cook it onto a flame to a gravy like consistency and feed him.

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Hi …. Home made is best…. For travelling purposes you can use slurrp farm products…. I use 1 cup rice , 1/4 cup masoor daal(Dhuli) , 1/4 cup moong daal( Dhuli) , 15/20- cashew nut n almonds, 1 cup makhanas….. wash thoroughly all the ingredients except the dry fruits….. wash and dry the ingredients in sunlight … after they dry then dry roast them in a pan on sim flame until light brown and fragrant… dry roast the makhanas and other dry fruits also…. Dry roast all the ingredients separately and finally make a fine powder and keep it in an air tight jar and make it in a purée or paste like consistency when it is required by adding water and boiling. For flavours add the purée of fruits or chopped fruits… this recipe is told by a Pediatrician on a podcast… it’s the most liked by my baby… u can mix it with curd as well when the mixture cools down after boiling… thank u

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As a mom, I recommend only slurrp farm cerals to start solids to the first time to baby. These cerals are made from organic ingredients and free from sugar, preservatives and any other kind of junk. Easy to cook and specially designed to promote good health for babies. My baby loves to eat apple and strawberry mix.

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you should try slurrp farm cereals dear , slurrp farm cereals are made with natural ingredients and completely free from sugar and preservatives so babies will enjoy the taste of cereals and my baby likes to eat slurrp farm ragi,banana and almond mix .

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Naturally whatever you want you can give basically if you’re looking for something package then I would not recommend you that but after the age of nine months actually you can give all kind of cereals millets as well as basic home-made food whatever you traditionally making for your entire family there’s no specification and no restriction on anything