Khichdi :
Introducing solids to all infants should start with rice based meals, paediatricians suggest, owing to their richness in carbohydrates, minerals and iron.

• Take a couple of teaspoons of rice and moong dal in 1:2 proportions.
• Pressure cook with small bits of vegetables like carrots, spinach, coriander, potatoes, beans and cauliflower and little turmeric.
• Add no salt at all.
• You may puree this or just finely mash into a thin paste.
• Add a few drops of ghee. Ready to serve.

Parents need to find out either distracting ways to pull their kid out of aggression or a decent time out to convey to them that a breach of principles has been done. Aggression in kids is usually a stimulus to some cause, treating them and resolving what is troubling them is our responsibility.

The highly competitive surroundings around our kids today may prepare the grounds for a jealous and shrewd approach towards study, competitions and even sports. While the game always needs to be fair, the kids must absorb and appreciate a contender’s win or compete with a positive spirit. We as parents must teach and encourage a healthy competition that approaches the contention with positivity alone and is rid of foul play.

Are regular headaches becoming a daily routine in your child’s life? Are Migraines bothering them so much that their studies are getting affected? Maybe their diet could have the key. Simple eliminations from the diet can save you and your little one a lot of suffering.
Kudos Kiddos gives you an insight into what food products are triggering your child’s migraine fits. Follow these and experience a change you were unaware of.

Food Items to Avoid

Last time I was here, I told you about some extremely pertinent facts about your baby blues. To be honest, the list isn’t short. So here comes the second and hopefully the last instalment. Having taken care of these, you are very much ready to take care of the rest on your own and do some homework too. Who knows, next we might just read some valuable inputs from you too that we missed to mention.

The Golden Rules –

A little guiding from here and there and you will be all set to take over. Read along carefully as Kudos Kiddos brings your way some enlightenment.

The Golden Rules –

Sometimes pacifying your little one isn’t as pleasant as holding them close and singing them a lullaby. It gets worse when there are public displays of anger attacks and a possibility of talking them out of it is not even close. However the key still lies in Communication.

It’s scorching summer sun outside and I curse the heat. Somewhere in my mind however I wonder how my little son would be travelling all the way back from his fun filled Summer Camp and how sweaty it must be inside the bus.

Every morning that he wakes up these days, I see the excitement in those little eyes! The messy hair and the red cheeks from the sleeping on dad’s arms, every detail of the face looks like a delicious cake, ready to be eaten! Isn’t that the way all parents see their kids? Pumpkin and Choco-pies?

Kids are one little piece of God’s engineering so meticulously filled with detail that our experiences with them every day teaches us a brand new lesson. It was never the child’s agenda, it was God’s.

We, the parents, all engrossed in our demanding lives, just surf through one event after the other in their constant consistent company. So much like last night, when my husband and I both wanted to go to the gym, no one could compromise here.