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Search ArticlesWhy Is Protein Important For Toddlers?
Protein is an important nutrient during early childhood. It supports growth, tissue repair, muscles, enzymes, hormones and many processes involved in development. For parents, though, the question is often practical: Is a regular Indian diet providing enough protein? What counts as a good protein source? Can a vegetarian or vegan child get enough protein?
When Should Babies Start Talking? Speech Milestones From 6 Months to 5 Years
That first word from your baby is a moment every parent looks forward to and that wait, while exciting, can feel endless some days. But here's the reassuring truth; long before that first recognisable word, your baby is already communicating in their own way – cooing, babbling, gesturing, and responding to the people around them. Every one of those small moments is a building block towards speech. However, there is no particular age when your baby says the first word.
How To Read Children's Food Labels: A Parent’s Guide to Better Nutrition
Published: 10 Sept 2026 Updated: 12 Sept 2026 When you start shopping for food for your baby, the packaging can sometimes make the simplest decision feel complicated. One product talks about DHA, another highlights protein, while a third may promise multigrains, fortification or added vitamins. Then there are words such as organic, natural and prebiotics, all competing for your attention. For a parent, the obvious question is: what actually matters when choosing baby food?
The Role of Prebiotics and Probiotics In A Child’s Immune Development
We often think of immunity as something that protects babies from infections. But immunity is also something that develops and learns as a baby grows. In Episode 6 of The Parent Lab, host Kriti Vij speaks with Dr. Rohit Arora, Director of Neonatology at Cloudnine Hospital, Gurgaon, about the connection between the gut, good bacteria and a baby’s developing immune system.
Tracking Baby’s Growth The Right Way: What Really Matters
How much should your baby weigh? What should be on their plate? And how do you know if they're eating enough? There are so many questions parents have when it comes to their baby's growth and nutrition. From obsessing over weight to worrying about portions, starting solids can come with plenty of uncertainty.
How Early Exposure to Flavours & Textures Shapes Your Baby’s Food Habits For Life
Your baby doesn't need to love every food on the first try. Starting solids is more than introducing nutrition. For a baby, every new food is a sensory experience and learning a new skill. Taste, texture, smell, temperature and even the way food is offered can shape how they experience food.
Protecting Young Hearts: Why Kids Need Early Cholesterol Screening!!
Some health concerns have a way of sneaking up. High cholesterol is a prime example—and despite popular belief, it isn’t just an adult issue. Many Pediatricians are seeing higher cholesterol levels in kids and teens today than in past decades, making early screening a simple yet vital step in protecting your child's long-term health. Cholesterol is a natural, waxy substance produced by the liver. Our bodies actually need it to build healthy cells.
Mastering Your Baby’s First Foods: Complementary Feeding Blueprint
Your baby’s first foods are about more than just filling a tiny tummy. This is when your baby begins to discover new tastes, textures and ways of eating—and every stage plays a role in their growth, development and relationship with food. In Episode 3 of The Parent Lab: Mastering Your Baby’s First Foods, host Kriti Vij and Dr. Pawan Mandaviya, Consultant Pediatrician and Newborn Specialist, decode complementary feeding for parents of babies aged 6–18 months.
Why Does My Baby Hit Their Head Against the Wall? Causes, When to Worry, and What to Do
Seeing your baby repeatedly hit their head against a wall or any other surface could be a little disturbing, and you might wonder: why are they doing it? Are they trying to hurt themselves? Is something bothering them? If this sounds familiar, here is the good news. Head banging is a relatively common behaviour in babies and toddlers, and it is a part of normal development. In most cases, it is seen in babies around 6 to 9 months of age and tends to peak during the toddler years.
The Complete Science of Early Years’ Nutrition
In Episode 2 of The Parent Lab, Dr. Ajay Prakash, Paediatrician and Neonatologist from Tamil Nadu, explains The Science Behind Early Years’ Nutrition and why it matters so much during the first 1,000 days of your baby’s life. The episode explores the importance of breast milk and the role of HMOs present in it, along with the right time to begin complementary feeding and choosing foods that are rich in iron and essential nutrients.