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Baby food aversion
I have started giving my 8 month old twin son dal, rice water, vegetable soup,cerelac wheat and wheat apple carrot,cerelac ragi apple etc.,But whatever i giveone of my twin son he is not taking it.Looks like he develops aversion for food as such..He has not sat without support yet.am blind as to what to give him..how to give him.,etc..plz do provide me some suggestions..
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Hello , try to give solid diet.
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Wait for 1 more month to sit without support
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
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16 yrs exp
Pune
Always better to give home made freshly prepared food items only
Exclusive breast feed ur baby till 6months of age
After 6months of age u can start with dal rice water,
Moong dal puree
Rice kanji
Spinach and dal mash
Tomato soup
mashed fruit
Apple puree
Bloiled mashed potatoes and sweet potatoes
Give 3-4 serves in a day.
Continue breast feed as well till 1.5 yrs of age.
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