
Baby meal planner 6 to 8 months
Around 6-8 months, babies are ready for solids and infant cereals.
7 to 8 months
Learn why solid food provides nutrients for your baby and develops important little muscles for chewing and even speech. Discover our insights here.
Around 6-8 months, babies are ready for solids and infant cereals.
It is important to know what to expect in a nappy so you can then know when your baby’s poo is abnormal and may need healthcare professional advice. Diarrhoea is characterised by very frequent, liquid stools and may be the result of an illness or infection.
Your baby’s poo lets you know how well their digestive system is performing, and what is ‘normal’ is a source of common confusion for most parents. Basically, what goes in one end will determine what comes out the other! If you are aware of what normal baby poo looks like, you will then know when something is not normal and may need further attention.
Grains are an inseparable part of our diet. Every Indian household has grains like oatmeal, wheat, rice, etc. because of its nutritional value. These grains are great sources of macronutrients like carbohydrates, proteins, and fats that are necessary for meeting certain nutritional requirements of your body. Whole grains like these also make great first food for babies. To keep up with the growth of babies, you need foods that can provide adequate nutrition and support their growth and development.
The way we lead our lives today is quite different from the lifestyle we led decades ago. Today, the world is getting competitive day by day, resulting in a hectic daily routine. Preparing your kid for a life means laying a strong foundation of a healthy body and mind. And, this includes a nutritious diet. One of the foods that can fulfill your baby’s nutrient requirements for a strong body and mind, is ragi.
As a mother, you do everything possible to keep your baby comfortable. Be it singing lullabies or covering her with extra soft blankets or roaming around with her head on your shoulders, you have done it all! But what about keeping her tummy comfortable?