what kind of vegetables i can mix with moong dhal for my 8 months baby
hi dear mommy. at 8 months, i used to give all vegetables to my son. to mix with moongdal, i usually suggest carrot, beans, potato, tomato, sweet pumpkin, green peas, cauliflower
green veggies! your developing baby needs folic acid for his or her spine to be perfect. the darker green the better especially spinach. i don't remember avoiding any fruits or veggies just wash them first. congrats and goodluck! rice, mac and cheese, slaw, potato salad... 滷肉飯　　braised pork rice
pearl milk tea　　珍珠奶茶
eight treasures ice 八寶冰
fried leek dumplings韭菜盒
steamed sandwich割包
tomatoes on sticks 糖葫蘆
bean pasted cake 綠豆糕
glutinous rice sesame balls 芝麻球
․longevity peaches 長壽桃
duck with noodles 鴨肉麵
․goose with noodles 鵝肉麵
․eel noodles 鱔魚麵
pork, pickled mustard green noodles
 榨菜肉絲麵
․oyster thin noodles 蚵仔麵線
․pork thick soup 肉羹湯
․squid soup 花枝湯
․squid thick soup 花枝羹
․four spirits soup 四神湯
․oyster omelet 蚵仔煎　
․coffin 棺材板
․taiwanese fried chicken 鹹酥雞
․braised food 滷味
․stinky tofu 臭豆腐
red bean cake 筒仔米糕
chicken rolls 雞捲
pig’s blood cake 豬血糕
․fried white radish patty 蘿蔔糕
․taro cake 芋頭糕
․rice-meat dumplings 肉丸
․small steamed bun 小籠包 the child' stools may be green because of the iron added to the formula. diaper rash may be caused by loose stools caused by the soy based milk see more... Hello Darahanafi,



  

Basically supplements are not mandatory. Food supplements are only given if necessary, for example when the child has difficulty getting nutrients from daily food or based on the consideration of the doctor who examined the child.



  

As for honey, it's true that honey should be given to children over 1 year of age. This is because giving honey to children under 1 year can increase the risk of honey poisoning / botulism, tooth decay, and obesity.



  

For now, you can give only the original dates, but enough to the child. When the child is 1 year old, you can reconsider giving palm juice and honey or a food supplement that contains both compositions. But you should still consult a doctor to ascertain whether your child really needs supplements or is enough from breast milk and daily breast milk.



  

Hope it helps you,



  

Thank you It's been discontinued but here's a good substitute:   

  

Ingredients:   

  

1 packet of Ramen- any flavor (I used chicken flavor)   

1 packet of powdered tomato cup-of-soup mix   

Optional: diced tomato   

  

METHOD:   

  

As usual, break up Ramen in a pot of water, bring to a boil, then lower heat and add flavoring. Additionally, add the powdered tomato soup mix. Cook as usual, drain, and eat.   

  

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I just used my ninja blender to puree all kinds of things for my daughter. I feel like it saved money as opposed to buying a separate "baby blender". I did buy these little storage containers though and loved them! They stack nice in the freezer too. I also used ice cube trays to freeze individual portions.