Weight concern

2023-03-08 06:52:30
My baby is 8 months old and she is 6.5kg. she is healthy and active. I have started feeding food in addition to breast milk when is 6month 15days old. She eats rice, ragi porridge, veggies like carrot, beans, beetroot, green peas. Also giving her dates and kichidi with millets like foxtail millets, kodo millets. Am I following the right deit or should I add or delete from her deit?. giving millets at this age is good or bad? Please suggest.
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Hello you doing right mam but proportion size is you have to understand.more information kindly contact me through practo

Answered2023-03-27 08:50:45

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Answered2023-03-09 13:36:35

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Hi You are doing well. Give one millet in a day that too in small amount as they are rich in dietary fibre. Give well cooked foods, pureed vegetables. Can start with fresh fruits. Give freshly prepared curd. Gradually increase the solid foods. Take care

Answered2023-03-08 12:30:44

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Hi.. Greetings from Nutritu!! Yes you can steadily incorporate millets.. go slow .. go for easy digestible foods.. start with 2 major meals to go with give rest to the track. For details connect directly. Thanx

Answered2023-03-08 06:57:21

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Hi, Try the following foods as well apart from the foods that you've listed - - pureed fruits - mashed dal - boiled potato - mashed kheer - glucose biscuit mashed in milk etc Start any food from 1 spoon. Avoid giving multiple foods at same time at this age.

Answered2023-03-12 13:12:02

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Hi, its is better to give foods in a mashed or porridge form so that it is not a burden on the baby's stomach. For a detailed meal plan kindly msg me directly.kind regards.

Answered2023-03-08 12:58:43

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

Answered2023-03-08 09:28:41

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Millets is ok Just start with one serving a day for the time To get a detailed diet plan connect with me on practo app

Answered2023-03-08 09:21:42

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Gud after noon u can give millets at this age.....

Answered2023-03-08 09:18:18

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Dear You are doing good Keep following

Answered2023-03-08 06:55:22

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