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    Sathu Mavu Mix for Babies Recipe

    May 6, 2014 By Aarthi 126 Comments

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    Sathu Mavu Mix for Babies Recipe with step by step pictures. In this recipe healthy grains are powdered and mixed with water to make healthy porridge for babies.

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    Sathu Mavu Mix for Babies

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    Ingredients for Sathu Mavu Mix

    • Rice - 1.5 cup ( I used cooking rice, ponni brand)
    • Barley - 1 cup
    • Roasted Gram Dal / Pori Kadalai / Pottu Kadalai - 1 cup
    • Whole Black Urad Dal - 1 cup
    • Green Gram Dal - 1 cup
    • Yellow Moong Dal / Pasi Paruppu - ½ cup
    • Masoor Dal - ½ cup
    • Broken Wheat / Cracked Wheat / Dalia - 1 cup
    • Cashew - ½ cup
    • Badam / Almond - ½ cup
    • Cumin Seeds / Jeerakam - 1 tsp
    • Ajwain Seeds / Omam - ½ tsp
    • Cardamom / Yelakai - 10 pods (If using this, leave ajwain and cumin)
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    Now coming back to the recipe...This is a super duper health mix for your baby. You could buy decent health powder mix from shops. But i love to make it myself for my baby, because you get to know what goes into them and you can customize it as per your baby needs. 

    How to Make Sathu Mavu Mix

    1. Take urad dal and green gram in a bowl and wash them well, drain and add to a dry pan and roast till it turns golden brown and dry. Remove to a plate.
    2. Take masoor dal and yellow moongdal in a bowl and wash them well, drain and add to a dry pan and roast till it turns golden brown and dry. Remove to the same plate.
    3. Take rice and barley in a bowl and wash them well, drain and add to a dry pan and roast till it turns golden brown and dry. Remove tothe same plate.
    4. Roast roasted gram dal till golden and remove to the same plate.
    5. Then roast dalia till golden and remove to the same plate.
    6. Roast cashews and almonds till golden and remove to the same plate.
    7. Roast cumin and ajwain till golden and remove to the same plate.
    8. If you are making a sweet one, leave ajwain and cumin and add cardamom to it.
    9. I made two version, so i took half of the mix and added cardamom to one and roasted cumin and ajwain in another.
    10. Now grind them in a mixer and sieve it.
    11. Store it a air tight container.
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    I added rice and pulses in my health mix. So i feed this porridge for my baby for lunch instead of giving rice khichdi. I made two versions of this powder, one savoury and one sweet. 

    For making porridge out of it:

    you can mix couple of tbsp of this powder with some water and cook it for 10 mins on a very low flame till the rice and dals are cooked. Then you can add some sweetener to sweet one and salt in the savory one..It is that simple.

    For other health mix powder, check this link

    For getting a idea about how to cook this, check this link

     

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    How to introduce solid food to your baby:

     
    Read this

    How to sterilize baby feeding bowls:

    Start by sterilizing the bowls and spoons which you are going to feed your baby. Take the bowl and spoon in a large saucepan, cover it with water and bring them to a boil. Boil it rapidly for 5 mins. Now you can turn the heat off and leave them stay in the hot water till use.

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    Sathu Mavu Mix for Babies Recipe

    Sathu Mavu Mix for Babies Recipe with step by step pictures. In this recipe healthy grains are powdered and mixed with water to make healthy porridge for babies.
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    Prep Time 10 mins
    Cook Time 1 hr
    Total Time 1 hr 10 mins
    Course Baby Food, Homemade Stuffs
    Cuisine Indian
    Calories 4317 kcal

    Ingredients
      

    • 1.5 cup Rice I used cooking rice, ponni brand
    • 1 cup Barley
    • 1 cup Roasted Gram Dal / Pori Kadalai / Pottu Kadalai
    • 1 cup Whole Black Urad Dal
    • 1 cup Green Gram Dal
    • ½ cup Yellow Moong Dal / Pasi Paruppu
    • ½ cup Masoor Dal
    • 1 cup Broken Wheat / Cracked Wheat / Dalia
    • ½ cup Cashew
    • ½ cup Badam / Almond
    • 1 tsp Cumin Seeds / Jeerakam
    • ½ tsp Ajwain Seeds / Omam
    • 10 pods Cardamom / Yelakai If using this, leave ajwain and cumin

    Instructions
     

    • Take urad dal and green gram in a bowl and wash them well, drain and add to a dry pan and roast till it turns golden brown and dry. Remove to a plate.
    • Take masoor dal and yellow moongdal in a bowl and wash them well, drain and add to a dry pan and roast till it turns golden brown and dry. Remove to the same plate.
    • Take rice and barley in a bowl and wash them well, drain and add to a dry pan and roast till it turns golden brown and dry. Remove to the same plate.
    • Roast roasted gram dal till golden and remove to the same plate.
    • Then roast dalia till golden and remove to the same plate.
    • Roast cashews and almonds till golden and remove to the same plate.
    • Roast cumin and ajwain till golden and remove to the same plate.
    • If you are making a sweet one, leave ajwain and cumin and add cardamom to it.
    • I made two version, so i took half of the mix and added cardamom to one and roasted cumin and ajwain in another.
    • Now grind them in a mixer and sieve it.
    • Store it a air tight container.
    Nutrition Facts
    Sathu Mavu Mix for Babies Recipe
    Amount Per Serving (1 g)
    Calories 4317 Calories from Fat 405
    % Daily Value*
    Fat 45g69%
    Saturated Fat 6g38%
    Polyunsaturated Fat 8g
    Monounsaturated Fat 17g
    Sodium 149mg6%
    Potassium 1612mg46%
    Carbohydrates 775g258%
    Fiber 152g633%
    Sugar 16g18%
    Protein 209g418%
    Vitamin A 676IU14%
    Vitamin C 9mg11%
    Calcium 741mg74%
    Iron 48mg267%
    * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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    Sathu Mavu Mix for Babies Recipe Step by Step

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    Take all your ingredients

     

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    Take green gram and urad dal in a bowl

     

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    wash it well

     

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    drain and set aside

     

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    heat a heavy bottom pan

     

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    add the dal in it

     

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    roast till it is nicely toasted and golden

     

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    remove it in a plate and let it cool

     

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    Now take masoor dal and moong dal in a bowl

     

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    wash it

     

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    drain it

     

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    add to the same pan and roast

     

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    roast till it is dry and golden

     

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    remove to a plate

     

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    now roast some roasted gram dal

     

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    let it turn a couple of shade darker

     

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    remove

     

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    Now time to roast rice and barley

     

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    Wash it very well

     

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    drain it

     

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    add to a big dry pan and roast them

     

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    keep on roasting till the rice is well toasted and turns golden

     

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    just like this

     

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    remove to a plate

     

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    Now roast some broken wheat

     

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    roast till nice aroma comes from it..

     

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    remove to the plate and set aside

     

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    roast some nuts, you can add some badam too

     

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    roast them

     

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    remove..

     

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    Now comes the twist, if you want to make savoury porridge,
    roast cumin and ajwain

     

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    When it turns little golden

     

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    remove it

     

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    If you want to make sweet porridge,
    add cardamom instead of cumin and ajwain

     

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    Take the savoury version in blender

     

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    powder them  

     

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    Add them to a sifter

     

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    all sifted

     

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    remove to a plate and let them cool

     

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    Take the sweet mix in a blender

     

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    powder them

     

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    add them to sifter

     

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    sift them

     

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    remove to a plate and cool down

     

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    all done

     

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    store in a air tight container..

     

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    About Aarthi

    Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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    Comments

    1. swarna santosh

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      Too good saathu maavu.. I made this for my baby too. My version is also same bt I add fingermillets too

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    2. parveen Ragima

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      In which month can we give this to babies..

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    3. Aarthi

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      @parveen RagimaYou can give this to baby after 6 month

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    4. Farzana Mohamed

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      Really gud recipe 4 babies. My son is 18 month now can u suggest sum healthy recipes 4 him , as he does not eat much fud n play all time . Waiting 4 ur reply

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    5. Farzana Mohamed

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      Very nice recipe

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    6. Farzana Mohamed

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      Nice recipe

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    7. preeti

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      Thankyou very much for this healthy recipe. My baby is 7 month old now, planning to start this health drink. Once again thankyou....

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    8. Manoj kumar

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      Thankss for your Wonderful article.
      You can get discounts on Kids health care and baby products at freekishopping.in

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    9. Anonymous

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      Looks like ur little angel is keeping you busy. Iam a serious follower of your blog and let me introduce myself, iam a mothet of twin baby boys 🙂 . Was wondering why there are no new post on baby recipes. Please keep this baby recipe blog alive as it is like an guide to all the first time mom.
      Thanks, preethi.

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    10. Aish

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      I just came across your blog and its a treasure trove 🙂 I have a 8 month old daughter and I was looking for good home made Indian recipes to start her on. You have so many suggestions and also appropriate age recommendations for each of these recipes. Thanks a lot. Looking forward to trying a few.

      Thanks,
      aish

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    11. Anonymous

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      Hey I would like to know what do u do once the sadhu mavu is ready .. How do u give to babies?

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    12. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousCheck this recipe
      https://www.yummytummyaarthi.com/2014/03/wheat-moong-dal-almond-health-porridge.html

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    13. shivali

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      hi my baby is 1yr old n he doesnt like to eat solid food.can u plz suggest some healthy semi solid food for him.

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    14. Anonymous

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      Your receipes are wonderful.can u please-tell me for how many days can i store this powder and keep for it not to get spoilt. Can i store it for months or days.

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    15. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousU can store this for 2 to 3 months in a air tight container in fridge and use accordingly

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    16. Anonymous

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      Hi
      Cn i mke dis for my angel who just entered in 7th mnth start
      N wats green gram is it moong
      N can i use white mashdal instead ofblck
      Wl it mke baby healthy my baby is thin
      Thankx
      Love to ur lil one

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    17. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousYes u can..And green gram is moong. You can use mash instead of black

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    18. Anonymous

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      Instead of blck if i use mash wl it mke much nutreínts difference..as i hv too mch mash dal at hme
      Thankx for reply

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    19. Anonymous

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      She finishd six month nw n jst strtd seventh mnth five dys back
      Hw i cn gv dis as in othr post u say nt to gv nuts to six mnth cumpltd baby
      Check n tel me

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    20. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousU can give this to baby, since it is a health powder. If you are too scared, you can leave out the nuts

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      • Ramesh L

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        We made this and giving once as a snack in evening. However, can we use this as a replacement of infant-multigrain cereal (that i use for breakfast) for 9 month old ? What's your comment. Thanks.

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    21. Anonymous

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      But wen did u start for maha
      N in other nuts pwdr u said me to leavenuts just chana dal n rice as health pwdr

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    22. Aarthi

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      @Anonymous started this from 7 month

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    23. Anonymous

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      Means aftr she finshd her seventh mnth

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    24. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi..kudos for ur blog..it is really very helpful for first time mums like me..can i give this sathu maavu for breakfast or evening?

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    25. Anonymous

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      Ur blog is too helpful for first time mums like me..Thanks a ton for all ur efforts..Can i give this sathu maavu for my 9 month old bb for either breakfast or evening?

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    26. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousyes give her after she completes her 7th month

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    27. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousbreakfast is good

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    28. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousYes u can give this to 9 month baby

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    29. Anonymous

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      Can the cereals be sprouted?

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    30. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousYes u can use sprouted as well

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    31. Upendra Dama

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      Very nice Recipe. Thanks for sharing.

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    32. Anonymous

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      Can I use white udad dal instead of black

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    33. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousyes u can

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    34. Anonymous

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      Thanks for such a healthy mix...my baby is now 5 month and 10 days...can i start to give her this sathu mavu?

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    35. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousNO start giving this when ur baby starts 6 month

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    36. Anonymous

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      My baby is 8 month satarting tomorrow can I give cashew added food. ?

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    37. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousyes u can give

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    38. Anonymous

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      Can I use whole weat instead of broken weat

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    39. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousYes u can use..

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    40. Anonymous

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      My son is 11months old. He is not lying on my lap. then hw can i feed tis porridge to him?

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    41. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi will you post 12 month schedule followed for your angel?

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    42. Aarthi

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      @AnonymousU can make it little thick and feed him seated.

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    43. Anonymous

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      Aarthi thanks for this sathu maavu recipe!!my daughter loved this. Thanks a ton. i almost tried all you baby food and even recommended for my friends too:)

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    44. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi. Isme jo barley use kiya hai wo proper roast nhi ho rha hai. To uske liye kya karns padegs plz mujhe jaldi se jaeab dijiyega

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    45. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousenglish please

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    46. muzu

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      Hi aarthi, I couldn't find barley is it must to add ? Thanx for sharing this wonderful baby food

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    47. Aarthi

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      @muzuno u can skip it

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    48. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi,
      Can I add milk along with sweet version of this mix?

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    49. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi,
      Can I add milk along with sweet version of this mix?

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    50. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousyes u can add milk

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    51. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi after making d powder in which we cn use this powder... means in which form I cn gv it to my babies....

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    52. Aarthi

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      @Anonymouscheck this link for idea
      https://www.yummytummyaarthi.com/2014/03/wheat-moong-dal-almond-health-porridge.html

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    53. Paresh Patel

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      Urad dal is normally tough for digestion. Won't it be heavy for babies. I read someone suggesting corn. Now corn is the worst grain . The digestive enzyme for it is in saliva only. If saliva is not mixed well with corn flour or grains there's no possibility of it getting digested in guts

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    54. Aarthi

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      @Paresh Patelit is full of proteins, since we are giving just a tsp or tblspn , it will digest easily

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    55. Anonymous

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      hi aarthi healthy mix s very nice

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    56. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi. Can I add sesame seeds to it

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    57. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousno need for sesame seed, they leach out oil and make this powder go bad easily

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    58. Anonymous

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      Thanks for the recipe. Came out really well and my son enjoys it 🙂

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    59. Limia

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      Hi aarthi, can i add matta rice instead of ponni??

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    60. Aarthi

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      @Limiayes u can use any rice

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    61. Abinaya

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      Hi....
      Can i add sprouted ragi in this?
      Thanks in advance...

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    62. Anonymous

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      Can Manna health mix be given to 7 month baby?

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    63. Aarthi

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      @Anonymoususe baby health mix..

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    64. Aarthi

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      @Abinayau can sprouted ragi, dry it completely under sun and then roast it

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    65. Ganesh R

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      Thanks for the recipe.. Can we add peanuts.. if so how much???

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    66. Aarthi

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      @Ganesh Ru can use peanuts too..just use a handful..if u add too much, then when grinding it will give out oil and make the powder sticky

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    67. kruthica

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      Hi I am great fan of your site. My query is my 8 months old baby is not willing to have this health mix nowadays. Before he liked but now totally avoiding it.I personally need my baby to have this bcos of its benefits. Pls suggest any ideas. Thank you

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    68. kruthica

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      I add jaggery too for sweeting but my baby is totally ignoring this health mix

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    69. Aarthi

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      @kruthicamay be she doesn't like it..

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    70. Aarthi

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      @kruthicababies may change. try different health mix powder from my blog..give that for few days..keep changing the taste. They will get bored with the same flavour.

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    71. Shanthini Nambiar

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      Hi.. I am a big fan of ur recipes and this blog is really helpful ..
      I had one doubt.. While making this mix u say that u washed the pulses drain the water and then added them hot PAN..
      Is it necessary that the grains be dried before adding them to the PAN...
      Should I keep it in the sun to dry?
      Thanks in advance
      Shanthini

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    72. Aarthi

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      @Shanthini Nambiardrying them first ensire that they will get roasted properly.

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    73. Shanthini Nambiar

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      Thank u so much

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    74. Neha

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      Hi, I gave this to my 10 month old baby for the first time (in the afternoon), she quite liked it but had loose motions in the evening, could it because the grains were not dried well or is it necessary to sprout or soak some grains like moong and urad before drying and roasting ? Should I continue giving or just soak the mix in water for about half an hour and then start cooking it ? Please suggest.Thanks

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    75. Aarthi

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      @Nehathe powder has to be cooked really well. if it is not cooked enough it may cause this

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    76. Suganya Prabhakaran

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      I have been giving sattu maavu as breakfast for my 8month old boy.. Since then he is too gassy... Can you suggest some remedies

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    77. Suganya Prabhakaran

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      I have been giving sattu maavu as breakfast for my 8month old boy.. Since then he is too gassy... Can you suggest some remedies

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    78. Anonymous

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      Hi what is barely in Hindi? Is it jav? What we find in wheat with skin?

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    79. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousi am not so sure dear

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    80. Aarthi

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      @Suganya Prabhakaranu can give ajwain water or cumin water for gassiness

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    81. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi..what is masoor dhal in tamil.is it d dhal which v used to add in sambar or some other.and also can u post health mix for babies using all the millets like sprouted kambu cholam ragi double beans etc etc...i want to give sprouted sirudhaniya portridge for my baby.pls assist me what all i can include in tat kanji and how to sprout each millet.should i have to sprout each and every millet separately or can i sprout it all together.pls assist

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    82. Rhoda

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      Wonderful recipe my daughter loved it ..now she's boted !! ..

      Can v use brown rice for this instead of white ?? Can u suggest any brown rice recipes for 8 month old ?

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    83. Aarthi

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      @Rhodayes u can use brown rice

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    84. Aarthi

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      @Anonymoussprout it separately and dry it and use

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    85. Juliet

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      Can we give this for dinner for a 8 month old ?

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    86. Aarthi

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      @Julietit is best to give for lunch or evening

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    87. Anonymous

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      Can the sathu maavu mix, be used in the form of idlies? If so, can you share the recipe please?

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    88. Aarthi

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      @Anonymouswill try it and let u know

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    89. kavithashyla

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      Hai mam, my baby is 7 months and i started to give her semi solid foods. But she is very lean.what to give her to gain weight. Am depressed a lot.

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    90. Aarthi

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      @kavithashylacheck this link
      https://www.yummytummyaarthi.com/2014/08/homemade-baby-food-recipes-weaning.html

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    91. Anonymous

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      Hi arthi ,my son is 18months old.can I skip barley and broken wheat.on any replacement for them.pls rply .thanku

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    92. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousu can skip that

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    93. Anonymous

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      Very good healthy food for babies.. My baby now 7 months.. Can i add badam and cashew?

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    94. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousbadam u can add, cashew is not needed

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    95. Lavannya Karthick

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      Hi Madam,

      I am selling this health mix powder

      It will be healthy for 6 months baby to 80 yrs persons

      It is purely homemade, no side effects, I used in this more than 25 products.

      I saw the content in your blog, most of them wants bulk (like working peoples), I am prepare myself and sale this for 2012 itself.

      I am from Salem.

      If anyone asking you bulk means please refer me.

      My contact number 9043290907/9976231222

      Thanks in advance
      Lavannyakarhtick

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    96. Shivani Thota

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      Must try healthy recipes for babies. Thanks for sharing the info. But it takes up a lot of time. I always buy online from firstcry coupons as i get it with discount

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    97. Koupon Dunia

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      Very good healthy food...
      koupondunia.com

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    98. Anonymous

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      Hi
      I have prepared health mix powder as per your instruction ....

      Can u guide me how to prepare kanji?

      Regards,
      Jessi

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    99. Anonymous

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      Hi aarthi.while preparing porridge I filter the powder..at that time more than 1spoon is getting wasted... though I seived it before.pls guide

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      • Aarthi

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        u have to powder it really fine. or give it to mill and powder it.

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    100. christyjames

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      I am glad to see this blog with babies health mix. I just appreciate you for that kind of effort. Thanks and keep posting some healthy recipes for kids.
      Baby Care Products Online | Personal Care Products Online

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    101. swati

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      Hi...Can I take spilt green and black urad dal in case I dont have whole one?

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      • Aarthi

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        yes u can

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      • swati

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        Thnx M'am.I have taken wheat instead of barley and as per your recipe I have also taken broken wheat is this ok?or shall i remove broken wheat?

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    102. Amreen

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      Hey.. When u blend the sweet mix, u keep the cardamom skin as it is or u just remove the skin and put the seeds?

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    103. Sharda Shivare

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      Thanks for sharing this information. I really like this. Care Products

      Reply
    104. Tulip Fashions

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      Can we add vegetables puree with this mix while feeding

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      • Aarthi

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        yes u can add

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    105. Karthikpoo Vizhi

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      Hi my baby entered in to seven months shall I give this to baby. Becoz for my son I started giving at 9 th month.

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      • Aarthi

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        yes u can give

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    106. Saiyed Naaz Farhana

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      I have 13 month baby n 5 year son. My both kids weight very low can i use this recipe for weight gaining. I m very tense about both children weight progress. Plz help ans me.

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      • Aarthi

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        yes u can give. this is very healthy

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    107. Nainika

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      My baby is 8 months old can we give this daily or occasionally along with other poridge ?? Her weight n height all r good

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    108. Nainika

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      My baby is 8 months old can we give this daily or occasionally along with other poridge ?? Her weight n height all r good

      Reply
    109. Vaishali

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      Hi should I use this mix for 18 month baby plz reply
      Thanks vaishali

      Reply
    110. Hema

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      Such a nice recipe! Very well explained. My son doesn't like Ragi that much.Is it very important to add that?

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      • Aarthi

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        you can skip that

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    111. Sneha s

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      Thank you so much for this health mix recipe. This helps my girl gain good weight and stay healthy. It's has been only few weeks since I started giving her this porridge. I could see considerable increase in her weight as she gained weight very slowly before.

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    112. Tejaswi

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      Thank you for the recipe. I did the maavu and kept ready but just now realised that I didn't wash the grains and pulses, just dry roasted them without washing. Will it be harmful for my baby. My son is 6 month old

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      • Aarthi

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        it is must to wash all your grains. Because it might have dust and other stuffs. Since your baby is too young you have to wash it.

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    113. Bhavya

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      Can we give this to six months old baby

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      • Aarthi

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        It can be started after 7 to 8 months

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        • Bhavya

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          Thank you Aarthi. What can we give to 6 months old baby? I have started with apple puree, carrot puree, ragi porridge.

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          • Aarthi

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            These are the basic for them. You can give other foods only after 7 or 8 months

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    114. Saranya

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      Hi ,
      Your recipes are very nice.. Really yummy tummy suits it..
      Have a question Aarthi. My baby is 6 month old. Can u help me with a daily food chart like when to give health mix , rice and what to give at night mid evening

      Reply

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