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10 months baby
How much 10 months baby should eat solids in breakfast, lunch, dinner ?
What can i do to increase her weight ?
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9 to12month diet: it is important to give diet made from cereals pulses vegetable milk and fruits daily to the child at the age.
the minimum diet to be given is half a katori that is around 100 ml 3 times per day made from cereals pulses vegetables.
half katori twice daily from fruits
and milk to be continued
at this age also milk consist of 70% of the diet so no need to rush much upon the food.
homemade diet is better compared to readymade processed baby food.
also fruits and juices can be added and you can add dry fruits powder also.
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Baby should be having about 3 to 4 meals a day
Each meal about half cup or half katori
For weight gain u can add ghee, cream, olive oil, dry fruits, cheese
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