Tag: Indian Parenting

Why Messy Eating Is Good for Babies
There is something I notice whenever parents share pictures or videos of their babies eating. The baby takes a bite of curd rice. A little lands on the cheek. Some gets smeared across the tray. A tiny hand reaches into the bowl, squeezes a handful of dal-chawal, and then, somehow, the food ends up everywhere except where the parent intended it to go. And before the next bite can even happen, a cloth appears. Wipe the cheek. Clean the fingers. Remove the food from the tray. Let’s get everything neat …
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Tiny tummies, maximum nutrition: How to double the calories in every bite naturally
In almost every BLW India consultation I run, the most frequent question parents ask me isn’t about recipes; it’s about weight gain. “Riddhi, how do I get them to eat more?” My answer always surprises them: Stop forcing bigger portions. Let’s make every single bite count. If you feel constant anxiety about whether your toddler is eating “enough,” you are not alone. Toddler stomachs are roughly the size of their closed fist. When stomach capacity is that small, volume matters far less than density. Filling that tiny space with watery …
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What Happens to Your Child’s Gut When Dinner Is After 8 PM?
“My child eats dinner at 8:30 PM. Is that damaging their gut?” This is a question that has been popping up in my consultation with increasing frequency. In a world saturated with wellness advice about intermittent fasting, circadian biology, and early dinners, it is easy to feel as though 8:00 PM is a rigid biological deadline where digestion simply shuts down. Let me reassure you right away: There is nothing magical or dangerous about 8:00 PM. Your child’s digestive system does not turn off at a specific clock time. What …
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When Should You Actually Worry About Your Child’s Weight?
The number on the scale tells you far less than you think. “My child is so thin.” “She’s not gaining enough weight.” “Everyone in the family keeps telling me he looks tiny compared to other kids.” This is easily one of the most frequent concerns I hear in my consultations. Often, the anxiety doesn’t even start with the child. It starts after a well-meaning relative, neighbor, or classmate’s parent drops a casual comment about their body size. Weight feels measurable and definitive because it gives us a concrete number. But …
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Baby-Led Weaning India by Riddhi Verma

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