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Search ArticlesMastering 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.
My Toddler Won't Eat Anything: Picky Eating Causes And What Actually Helps
Only For Pro Reviewed by expert panel Jyoti Pachisia Picky eating is extremely common between 1 and 4 years and is usually a normal developmental stage, not a sign that something is wrong. The most effective approach is offering varied, nutritious meals repeatedly in a calm, pressure-free way — not forcing food. Contact a paediatrician if your toddler is losing weight, choking frequently, vomiting after meals, or refusing almost all food for weeks. Why Do Toddlers Become Picky Eaters?
The Science Of Breast Milk Composition And How It Adapts To Your Baby’s Needs
We’re kicking off The Parent Lab with a conversation that every new and expecting parent can learn from. In Episode 1: The Science of Breast Milk Composition, host Kriti Vij sits down with Dr. Radhika Batra, Neonatologist, Pediatrician, and founder of Every Infant Matters, to unpack the science behind breast milk. From colostrum and HMOs to changing milk composition, nutrients, immunity, gut health, breastfeeding in public, and the myths parents often hear—we explore what science really says.
Why Women Need Poongar Rice In Their Diet
For centuries, South Indian heritage preserved a vital secret within its agricultural traditions: Poongar rice. Traditionally prescribed by native healers to support every major milestone of female reproductive life—from menarche and monthly cycles to postpartum recovery and menopause—this indigenous reddish grain served as a staple long before modern supplements or hormonal therapies existed.
When Should You Start Potty Training? Age-By-Age Readiness Signs And The Best Way To Begin
Most children are ready to start potty training between 18 months and 3 years of age, but the right time depends on developmental readiness rather than age alone. Your child is likely ready when they can stay dry for about two hours, recognise when they need to pee or poop, follow simple instructions, pull their pants up and down, and show interest in using the toilet. Starting before these milestones are present usually does not speed up toilet training and may increase frustration.
When To Introduce Common Allergens To Babies: Peanuts, Eggs, Dairy - The Safe Timeline
Most babies can start peanut, egg, dairy, wheat, soy and fish around 6 months of age, once ready for complementary feeding. Introducing these foods early and continuing to offer them regularly may help reduce food allergy risk. Babies with severe eczema or an existing food allergy should be evaluated by a paediatrician before peanuts are introduced. When Should Babies Start Eating Allergenic Foods? Current medical guidance has changed significantly over the past decade.
Spicy Delicious Bites - Dhokla Muffins
Introducing a fun, fusion twist on a classic Indian snack! These Dhokla Muffins take the traditional steamed savoury cake and bake/steam them into single-serve muffin shapes that kids love. Packed with oats and hidden bottle gourd (lauki), it’s a brilliant way to get picky eaters to eat their vegetables without any fuss. They are soft, spongy, and perfectly portable.
Spicy Delicious Bites - Appe / Paniyaram
Looking for a guilt-free, protein-packed snack that doesn't skimp on flavour? These Spicy Delicious Bites (traditionally known as Appe or Paniyaram) are the perfect solution. Packed with nutrient-dense green moong sprouts, grated yam, and sweet yellow pumpkin, this recipe is a masterclass in sneaking veggies into a delicious, crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside treat. Servings: 3-4 servings (makes approx.