Hello Your child’s current diet is heavily dairy- and protein-based, which can meet some nutritional needs, but over time may cause deficiencies in fiber, complex carbohydrates, and micronutrients found in grains and vegetables. It’s important to introduce a more balanced diet gradually. Try the following: Role modeling: Let her see other family members eating roti and sabzi at the table with enjoyment. Make food fun: Use creative shapes, colors, and plating. Add small pieces of roti in soups or make roti pizzas. Gradual introduction: Mix mashed veggies into egg or curd dishes to slowly introduce the taste. Avoid pressure: Avoid force-feeding or showing frustration. Keep mealtimes relaxed and positive. Involve her: Let her help with simple tasks during food prep—this increases interest in eating. Nutritional supplements like Pediasure can help short term, but building healthy eating habits is the long-term goal.