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Healthy Growth Starts Here
Get in touch with us for guaranteed expert care and personalized nutrition plans to help your child grow healthy and strong. Your child’s wellbeing is our priority!
Infant Formula Nutrition Consultation
Choosing the right formula shouldn’t be a trial-and-error process.
Neonatal Nutrition Support
During this one-hour call, we will discuss in detail all your concerns regarding neonatal nutrition.
Pediatric KYC: Introductory Meal Plan (6 Months–3 Years)
Are you transitioning from exclusive breastfeeding to complementary feeding?
Milestone Delay Nutrition Assessment (6 Months–6 Years)
Just like in pregnancy, for every phase in your child's growth, there's a milestone to be met!
Gastroenterology & Allergy Nutrition Protocol (Newborn–10 Years)
This is specifically for conditions like FPIAP, lactose intolerance, and multiple protein allergies.
ADHD & Autism Nutrition Support (Newborn–6 Years)
This is a 2-month plan that includes two expert consultations, ongoing WhatsApp support,
Maternal TTC–Prenatal Nutrition Support
Malnutrition has been traced to prenatal nutrition. Let’s work together to optimize your chances of conception, nourish your womb,
Postnatal Nutrition for New Mums
Recover with intentional nutrition that supports healing,
Preschoolers Nutrition Meal plan Recipes
Get a detailed personalised meal plan for your families and children including preschoolers
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Most babies are ready for solid foods around 6 months old. Start with iron-rich options like fortified cereals or pureed vegetables.
A balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, and dairy usually covers most needs. Growth charts and regular pediatric checkups can help track progress.
Are multivitamins necessary for kids?
Try fruit slices, yogurt, veggie sticks with hummus, whole-grain crackers, or cheese cubes — tasty, colorful, and nutrient-rich!
Be patient and consistent. Offer new foods alongside familiar ones, avoid pressuring them, and involve them in meal prep to spark interest.
It depends on their age and activity level. Generally, toddlers need about 4 cups (1L), while older kids may need 5–7 cups per day.
Some plant-based milks are fortified and can be used after age 1, especially if your child is allergic to dairy. Choose unsweetened options and consult your pediatrician.
While sugar doesn’t cause hyperactivity in most kids, too much can lead to energy crashes and poor concentration. Limit added sugars and go for whole food sources.
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