Diet for 9 months old baby

2023-12-11 06:25:25
Baby is 9 months old. Her birth weight was 2.2 kg and current weight is 6.9 kgs. Currently we are giving 3 times semisolids like porridge, rice, dhal, vegetables to her. Please advise weight gaining foods for baby. What can be given as snack to baby. Please advise
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Answered2023-12-20 10:43:47

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Answered2023-12-16 10:11:52

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Answered2023-12-11 07:36:47

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Answered2023-12-11 06:45:54

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Are you breast feeding yet? You are giving less as I can assume . Kindly  consult me in person.
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Answered2023-12-11 06:32:05

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Good morning ma’am, If you’re breast feeding, then 5-6 meals is okay. Baby‘s diet includes soft foods such as yoghurt, oatmeal, mashed banana, mashed potatoes, or even thicker or lumpy puréed vegetables.Eggs ( including scrambled) are an excellent source of protein, as are cottage cheese.
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Some meals ideas are: Oatmeal: Make small bowl oats with milk ( breast milk, formula, whole milk, water) , almond powder & mashed banana or stewed apple Pancakes or waffles: Use whole grain mix and consider adding Wheat germ for health boost , add grated carrots and cottage cheese. Eggs: scrambled them with ghee and a tablespoon cottage cheese.

Answered2023-12-30 06:26:54

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Kindly consult with me for detailed discussion and costimized diet plan accordingly through practo.

Answered2023-12-12 07:24:15

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Gud noon can u pls connect through practo app.

Answered2023-12-11 07:47:50

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Baby foods - Salty - - mashed jeera potato - crumbled paneer - dal with jeera tempering - 1-2 bites of roti crushed in dal - rice with rajma gravy - egg in boiled/ crumbled form Sweet - - Kheer - Phirni - 2 glucose biscuits in tea/ milk - Suji halwa - Fruit custard - Home made Ice-cream - Besan halwa Try the above one by one starting from 1 spoon.

Answered2023-12-11 07:45:39

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Kindly connect directly for a detailed discussion and guide you accordingly. Thanks

Answered2023-12-11 07:13:48

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For that connect with me on practo app for discussion Then able to explain you better

Answered2023-12-11 07:07:20

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Breastfeeding plus mashed diet. No sugar and salt

Answered2023-12-11 06:41:12

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If you are breastfeeding,then 5 meals 50 ml a day is ok...give her bananas, ragi porridge, moong, masoor dal khichdi, add almond powder,

Answered2023-12-11 06:38:40

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