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Name: Sonali Jog
Subject:  Overcome weight loss of baby
Date: 2009-11-18
hello Anitha,
how do u and ur baby do now? enjoying parenting?
I would like to suggest a few food sources which help tp increase the weight of a child.
Cereals, lentils, sprouts and dals (pulses), fruits like bananas, apples,papaya and vegetables like potatoes, even sweet potatoes (ratale), dry fruits like dates, dry figs , raisins have got rich sources of iron which in turn help to increase weight.
sprouted moong (boiled), mashed and make it into a bather for dosas. they r the best.
why do not u try out two of my recipes mentioned in recipe section - banana jelly and dates rolls. children love it.
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Name: Sonali Jog
Subject:  lack of milk consumption
Date: 2009-11-09
Hello Anitha,
First of all let me know when exactly did ur daughter recover from flu? how long did it last for? was she administered with any abtibiotic drugs during that period? Sometimes, these medicines act little stronger on child's stomach on account of which she finds difficult to consume heavy products like milk. it will take time to come back to her normal taste.
As u ve mentioned, she's consuming cheese abd curd products. That's wonderful. They have got equivalent sources of calcium too.
Butter-milk (not very sour), yoghurt (hung curds with sugar), cheese slices of any flavour, butter (home made preferred), ghee (home made pure) on chhapati or dal rice, any kheer, fruit salad, custard, mashed bananas with milk and sugar in a bowl, puddings, panchamrut- milk, curds, honey, ghee, sugar (little amounts added together), etc.
Slowly n gradually will develop its taste.
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Name: Anitha
Subject:  Thanks for the reply
Date: 2009-11-16
Sonali,
she had the flu for 2 weeks, after which also she did not take the milk. I did not give any medication, as her pediatric strictly said don´ t give medicine. after 2 weeks, i gave her pediasure, which she liked. And now she is drinking the pediasure which i will have to do some entertainment to her and then she drinks. I really don´ t know how long it is still going to take for her to completely accept the milk. When i spoke to her pediatric, she said, she is been affected by virus and thats the reason she did not accept milk. And her weight has come down after the flu.Your advice for different food varieties are awesome. I will try those at home. Thanks for your help.
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Hi,
My son is 4 years old and is under weight.I' m worried for him and wants him to gain some weight....Plz help me prepare a nutritious and healthy diet chart.We are pure vegetarians.
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hi NG,
u' ve not mentioned about ur child' s likes and dislikes in food stuff, so that i may suggest a few healthy diet of it' s own choice ingredients. Anyways, normal healthy diet for a preschooler (above 1 and below 04yrs.) should include a well balanced diet, since a child' s brain as well as body grows fastest in it' s first five years. so these yrs are of great ... - Sonali [View Message]
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Overcome weight loss of baby
hello Anitha,
how do u and ur baby do now? enjoying parenting?
I would like to suggest a few food sources which help tp increase the weight of a child.
Cereals, lentils, sprouts and dals (pulses), fruits like bananas, apples,papaya and vegetables like potatoes, even sweet potatoes (ratale), dry fruits like dates, dry figs , raisins have got rich sources of iro... - Sonali Jog [View Message]
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My 13 month old son has exactly the same problem. He cannot eat anything thick or that needs to be chewed. I really have to blend everything like a puree before feeding him . All he eats is blended bananas and sweet potatoes. I am really very worried about him since i live with my in-laws and they keep trying to feed him rice, roti and other stuff which h... - jasleen [View Message]
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Thanks for the reply
Sonali,
she had the flu for 2 weeks, after which also she did not take the milk. I did not give any medication, as her pediatric strictly said don' t give medicine. after 2 weeks, i gave her pediasure, which she liked. And now she is drinking the pediasure which i will have to do some entertainment to her and then she drinks. I really don' t know how long it is st... - Anitha [View Message]
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lack of milk consumption
Hello Anitha,
First of all let me know when exactly did ur daughter recover from flu? how long did it last for? was she administered with any abtibiotic drugs during that period? Sometimes, these medicines act little stronger on child' s stomach on account of which she finds difficult to consume heavy products like milk. it will take time to come back to her n... - Sonali Jog [View Message]
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Eating solids, but not drinking Formula atall
hey all,
I already posted a topic before about my baby eating habits. I am new parent, and everything appears to be new with my first baby. She had cold for a week or two. She recovered from that, but the side affect of the flu is she stopped drinking formula/milk completly. She was drinking 12 ounces of milk per day now it is hardly any drop. Name it!! i tried al... - anitha Karthik [View Message]
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