Mt baby girl is 5 mnths 22 days old today..started giving her fud from 5 mnths 6 days that is homemade cerelac (made with rice + toor dal + jeera) once in a day during afternoon that is two to three spoons.Her weight is 5.7 kg..bw 2.8kg..she was SGA with abdominal circumference lagging by 4 weeks..rest all fine..had major accident during 5th mnth pregnancy, my treatment couldnt be completed then as it may harm baby..i lost all my upper teeth in accidnet..so now doctor suggested that i should start treatment as iam not able to eat anything well..as tratment involves rootcanal and other sessions with painkillers i stopped breastfeedin since last mnth, i feed herjust once or twice in a day.. Currently she is mostly on formula ( nanpro stage 1 ) since almost two mnths.. So pls suggest how I can increase her weight with solid fud... How many times a day now? By the way she looks lean but she is very active.rolled at 3 mnths 21 days.. now she is on all her fours position and trying to crawl
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Her weight is less but not to worry about. The main thing is that she is active. Please avoid packaged food like cerelac. They are not as beneficial as home cooked fresh food. Give khichdi, mashed potato, sheera, upma, idli, fruits, mix green vegetables in dal rice. Type baby food recipes 6 months india in google and you will get many options. Websites like Tarla dalal give many recipes.
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