Child Growth Management Tips

It is often difficult for most of us to make your kids eat healthy food and keeping them away from junk and unhealthy food is a much bigger task. It is always easy for them to finish off a packet of chips than a cup of vegetables or fruits. Read on to know some of the healthiest foods that your kid should be biting into.

Dairy products: These are a great source of proteins, calcium, potassium, magnesium, and other minerals. In addition, yoghurt provides good bacteria. Milk and yoghurt c...more

Ayurveda recommends to couples, contemplating babies to have a purification therapy or panchakarma (detoxification) to remove any doshic imbalance and certain dietary regimens and restrictions are also recommended.
Men are to take milk, ghee, ashwagandha root, liquorice root and raisins and to avoid red meat, very spicy foods, eggplant (brinjal) and cold drinks.
Women are to have basmati rice, ghee, sesame oil, moong dal, Amalaki (gooseberry) and asparagus while avoiding poultry, red me...more

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Ear grabbing except if constantly contacting their ears, ear-getting is basically passing on child investigating their infant highlights. On the off chance that you see this as a diligent development, counsel your paediatrician.
Arm jerking at the point when babies are surprised by noisy commotions, brilliant lights, or unexpected arousing, jolting their arms demonstrates that they essentially got terrified.
Leg lifting this development is characterist...more

List Of Probiotic Food For Kids!

What a powerful portrait! Please remember that damage done at a very young age can last forever in your child. Redefine parenting.

Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is referred to as AIWS syndrome and is often called micropsia, is a rare neurological disorder which is often manifested in the form of alterations and/or distortions in body shapes and sizes, including their own, in the mind of the affected. Though this condition is mostly observed in children, a number of adults have also been diagnosed with AIWS.

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The most common form of AIWS is found among those suffering from an acute form of epilepsy, especi...more

Child nutrition from age 6 months to 5 years Growth and development of a child depends on the nourishment received by the child right from birth. A healthy diet and proper eating habits are essential to be inculcated in a child as early as possible. A balanced diet given to the child at the earliest provides all nutrients required for adequate growth and development. Nutritional value of every food item introduced in the child s diet should be gauged prior and then given to the child.

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It is often stated by doctors that a child's brain and body develop through good nutrition, and this starts even before they have been conceived. If you are planning for a baby, then it is a must to tune your body for infant nutrition, as healthy growth of the brain in a child begins much before conception. An example to support this is that folic acid intake should be started 14 weeks before conception. Folic acid is considered to be helpful in the early functioning of the brain.

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हम अक्सर देखते हैं कि छोटे बच्चे खाने को लेकर बहुत परेशान करते हैं. कई मां-बाप की तो यहाँ तक शिकायत होती है कि उनका बच्चा तो कुछ खाता ही नहीं है. बच्चे को सिर्फ खाना खिलाने और उसकी शारीरिक व मानसिक जरूरत के हिसाब से उसके आहार का चुनाव करने में काफी अंतर होता है. बच्चे की जिंदगी के शुरुआती वर्षों में पौष्टिक आहार का खास महत्व है. हल्की सी लापरवाही बच्चे के लिए भारी पड़ सकती है. स्वास्थ्यवर्धक खाद्यपदार्थ किसी भी बच्चे के दिमागी विकास, दांत, हड्डियां मजबूत तथा सुदृढ़ मांसपेशियां केवल तभी बन सकती हैं...more

The behavior of a child should always be closely monitored during his/her early development. Sometimes signs of several personality disorders tend to show up early in life. Proper monitoring of the child's behavior helps to identify the signs and properly diagnose the condition if the child is suffering from any potential personality disorder. Here are a few facts you should keep in mind:

1. You might often find it difficult to differentiate between the normal and abnormal behavior of y...more