by Meghana | | Healthy Food
What are the different kinds of dal? Dal is generally used to refer to lentils, in particular the split version of lentils, peas, chickpeas etc. Every state across India has its own version of dal-rice combination. A little known fact is that the humble dal-chawal was...
by Meghana | | Healthy Food
Rewind to Healthy Times Imagine this: It is a Friday night. With the work week coming to an end, it’s time to set up the weekend agenda. Starting with what to do on Friday night. Go to the pub or the movies or just hang out at home and order in food? Come Saturday...
by Meghana | | baby feeding
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), breastfeeding is an unparalleled way of providing ideal food for the healthy growth and development of infants. Further, it recommends exclusive and on-demand breastfeeding for 6 months as the optimal way of feeding...
by Payal | | Home made baby food
In India, baby food products is a fast growing segment in the baby care category. All leading global manufacturers of baby food products recognise this huge opportunity and have set a foot in the door. One really cannot blame them considering the baby food demands of...
by Meghana | | Baby Growth
Developmental milestones have been defined as behaviours or physical skills are seen in infants as they grow and develop. These include skills enabling a baby to sit up, roll over or take the first step. Babies also reach milestones in the way they play, move and...
by Apurva Sinha | | baby feeding
Cuddles, ghost stories, myths, stories which taught us morals and of course the finger- licking food, reminds me of only one epitome, My Grandma. Taking back the train of memories of my Grandma leaves me nostalgic. Needless to say, our lives have evolved through ages...
by Meghana | | baby feeding
Are you feeding your baby enough? This question runs in every mother’s mind while holding her infant child. With weight charts becoming the governing standards that judge their efforts, every mother longs to be reassured by the numbers reflecting on the weighing scale...
Rice, Wheat and Roasted Gram Porridge Mix (Stage 3)
Rice and Moong Dal Porridge Mix (Stage 3)
Plain Rice Porridge Mix (Stage 2)
Sprouted Ragi Porridge Mix (Stage 1)