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Hi Doctor my baby is 6months old , we have started with rice n moong dal paste 10days ago , now I want to start with vegetables. Pls confirm if I can cook veggies with rice n dal or shld I cook veggies separately & feed . Also confirm if I can add ghee ( small quantities) to dal rice
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Yes you can give vegetables.
Dal add vegetables.
Any food but in bland form.
Cooked and mashed.
Don't use spices.
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Hey.
As the baby is 6 months old , for now rice and moong dal paste is enough..for some time continue with this and then you can include some vegetables. vegetables with strong odour and flavour like onion capsicum etc should be used in moderation. Also make sure that the paste is well formed , no lumps or pieces should be left.
Ghee can be added in very less amount.
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Ask me directly for customized diet plan for him.
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Hello dear,
Sure ,will help you.
See, Infant diet plan include 4month- 2 yrs
1. Every month diet plan till 12 month according to their health parameters
2. Then a yrs plan include
. How to introduce cow milk ?
. How to build an immunity through food to protect kids from disease.
. how to check if kids are having any food allergies like gluten, milk , egg and and prescribing alternative food with same nutritive value.
. Attending Proper growth with proper height .
Any many more.
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Thanks with regards
Dt.Ankita
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Ms. Aditi Prabhu
Dietitian/Nutritionist
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hey there,
Congratulations on being a Mom.
Glad to know you are taking such interest and care in your child's health.
-Introduce one food item at a time. Eg. One vegetable or cereal.
-make smaller portions
-cook the veggies properly.
-introduce fruits which don't have strong flavour initially.
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Visit a qualified nutritionist or dietitian to know what's best.
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