Food

Introduce these fruits when they start eating solids but see a doctor if you notice rashes.

Mangoes can be given in moderation to babies from six months.

Explore the healthy goodness of spinach and the tasty ways to feed it to your baby.

The underlying cause is determined through tests, and the treatment includes medicines and dietary changes.

If you are a meat lover, knowing the right age for your baby to eat this food is critical.

Mix yogurt with fruits and let your little one enjoy these delectable recipes.

Though highly nutritious, feeding blackberries to babies need careful consideration of its safety.

Tasty yet nutritious, these dishes can contribute to your little one’s energy needs.

Some fruits and boiled vegetables may be given to your baby to fulfill their needs.

Learn what your 9-month-old can eat and how much, along with continued breastfeeding.

Pureed or powdered nuts can be a delicious and nutritious dietary addition.

Occasionally serving pickles to your little one as finger foods may improve gut health.

Figs provide several nutrients and antioxidants but follow safety tips to avoid side effects.

It is nutritious and may be given to babies, but follow safety measures to avoid choking.

These fruits provide hydration and boost immunity but offer to babies in moderation.

Its dosage depends on the condition's severity and the baby's age, so talk to your doctor.

The milk taste may depend on the mother’s diet, hormones, or infection.

Tea is unsafe as it harms their health, but herbal tea without caffeine may be given.

Flaxseeds provide a healthy bowel and support brain development, but use them cautiously.

Introduce grapes as part of the first foods for the baby and serve them in the form of puree.

This nutritious fruit can boost immunity and regulate your little one’s bowel movements.

Ensure you have gathered enough information before adding thickeners to your baby’s bottle.

At the right age, this nutritious milk can be a safe and healthy choice for babies.

Add to the goodness of breastmilk by blending it with other nutritious foods.

You can try this feeding method if medically recommended or opt for partial breastfeeding.

It is nutrient-dense and supports immunity but can't replace breastmilk or formula.

Checking the water's temperature before preparing and administering formula to the baby is necessary.

Most babies go bananas over bananas! Add this nutritious and filling fruit to your baby’s diet.

Lavender and chamomile are a few safe essential oils you can use on your baby.

Banana, oats, and mango custards are some delicious recipes to feed your little one.