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I know it's a very tedious task to feed your child . Kids are always ready with excuses for not eating. As a mom, I always try to experiment to cook something appealing yet yummy for my kids. Today, I am going to share some tips and tricks to help you feed your baby in an easier way. Some basic thumb rules that I follow are: Don't force your child to eat. Make food time fun time. It's completely ok if your child refuses to eat. Keep patience and try feeding after sometime. Toddlers love eating khichdi (mix of dal and rice) or dalia (porridge). While cooking, add some vegetables and mash them properly so that they will not come to know. This will add the goodness of veggies. There may be time when your child may not be in a mood of eating vegetables. No worries!! You can choose panner/ cheese to compensate. Knead your atta with paneer or dal. In this way your young one will not get to know that the roti/parantha you cooked has good...

Hello Everyone, One of the most common problem with a toddler is to make him/her sit and finish the meal . Today I am going to share my experience. My toddler spits out the food every time he gets any hard food like any vegetables , or paneer . He is 4 buy still like the food to be mashed properly (baby food). Due to this habit he was not getting enough nutrition. I got so stressed and didn't how to make him eat healthy food. He doesn't like to drink milk either. His pediatric says - "No problem if he doesn't like milk, Give him paneer if he doesn't take milk." But the question is that how to make him eat paneer. I am sure most of you would have beeen in the similar situation. Since he has been in a habit of eating roti or parantha from the age of 7 months, he loves parantha or roti but not stuffed. So I had an idea and that idea gave birth to my Special Paneer Parantha recipe. Ingredients: Paneer(Better if made at home) Wheat Flour Salt Ajwain...