Regarding buffalo milk. K in this age.

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

Hi, thanks for reaching out. At this stage (12 months), your baby should be transitioning to a diet where solids are the main source of nutrition, and milk plays a supportive role. Since breastfeeding isn’t possible, here’s what’s most important now: Focus on a Balanced, Wholesome Diet: Your baby’s daily meals should include: • Cereals like rice, dal, suji, oats, khichdi, or roti soaked in dal • Proteins: mashed dal, eggs (if not allergic), paneer, curd, soft cooked meat (if non-veg) • Vegetables: well-cooked and mashed carrots, lauki, pumpkin, spinach, peas, etc. • Fruits: banana, apple, chikoo, papaya, mango – all well mashed or cut into soft pieces( seasonal fruits best ) • Healthy fats: ghee in small amounts • Snacks: soft idli, poha, upma, or fruit pieces Milk Is Secondary Now: • Limit to 400–500 ml/day including curd/paneer. • Avoid over-reliance on milk, as it can cause iron deficiency and reduce appetite for solid foods.

If using buffalo milk, boil and slightly dilute it.

*Avoid bottle feeding if possible—use a sipper or spoon/cup to reduce the risk of infections and dental caries. *If there’s any history of constipation or digestive upset, you might consider switching to cow’s milk or fortified formula, as buffalo milk is harder to digest.