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1 Year Baby Food Chart with Indian Recipes

Published: April 27, 2015 | Last Updated on: September 25, 2021 | by Dr Hemapriya

Congratulations, your baby has turned one! Introduce your toddler to a variety of new foods and flavors with the help of our 1 Year Baby Food Chart.

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1 Year Baby Food Chart with Indian Recipes
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After waiting all these months, your little baby has turned one!!

This is a huge milestone โ€“ both for baby and the parents. Turning one now makes your baby officially a toddler, and heโ€™s probably already toddling around the home โ€“ faster than you can catch him!

Your little oneโ€™s life is going to change as she continues to grow rapidly, and the biggest change is going to be in the area of food. From now on, your baby is ready to have all the foods that were restricted for babies under one. Which means itโ€™s time for a brand new food chart!

1 year Baby Food Chart

By now your baby is already having most household meals except for those restricted foods and now you can go ahead and feed your baby everything you make for the rest of the family, with less salt and spices. Of course, it is important to consider things like food allergies and choking hazards, and we recommend consulting your childโ€™s pediatrician in case of any doubt.

So the list of foods to avoid has significantly decreased, but toddlerhood brings with it new challenges, especially fussy eating. Your baby is going to be more adamant about his likes and dislikes, and youโ€™ll have to use quite a bit of creativity to work around it.

Toddlers tend to have phases where they eat only one food and reject everything else. In this situation, nutritional deficiencies are a real risk, but you can keep them away by adding a supplementary food like a multigrain health drink or dry fruits powder which ensures many vital nutrients in a small amount.

It is recommended to continue breastfeeding for as long as you and your baby are comfortable, but if you are planning to wean, consider weaning your toddler gently to avoid distress. If youโ€™re planning to start potty training, get all the tips in our ultimate potty training guide.

The food chart weโ€™ve created here includes recipes common in most Indian households. Finger Foods still make the best snacks, and itโ€™s also important to ensure your baby drinks sufficient water throughout the day.

1 Year Baby Food Chart with Indian Recipes

Congratulations, your baby has turned one! Introduce your toddler to a variety of new foods and flavors with the help of our 1 Year Baby Food Chart.

Week 1Congratulations, your baby has turned one! Introduce your toddler to a variety of new foods and flavors with the help of our 1 Year Baby Food Chart.

Day Breakfast Mid Morning Snack Lunch Afternoon Snack Dinner
Monday Brown Rice Poha Poha Laddu Egg Rice Kerala Banana Halwa Spinach Phulka
Tuesday Sprouted Sathumaavu Dosa Mango Dates Smoothie Tomato Khichdi Spinach Fritters Semiya Baath
Wednesday Multigrain Millet Porridge Lapsi Okra Rice Cream of Spinach Soup Indian Style Egg Salad
Thursday Banana Omelette Yogurt Fruit Parfait Carrot Khichdi Paneer Wheat Biscuits Paneer Vegetable Paratha
Friday Ragi Banana Pancakes Immunity Boosting Juice Coriander Vegetable Rice Herbed Potato Bites Garlic Soya Noodles
Saturday Banana Breakfast Bars No Bake Brownies Hung Curd Vegetable Sandwich Whole Wheat Bread with Raisin Spread Besan Paratha
Sunday ย Quinoa Apple Porridge Multigrain Drink Bell Pepper Fried Rice Sathumaavu Banana Muffins Pizza Dosa

Week 2ย Congratulations, your baby has turned one! Introduce your toddler to a variety of new foods and flavors with the help of our 1 Year Baby Food Chart.

Day Breakfast Mid Morning Snack Lunch Evening Snack Dinner
Monday Maize Flakes Upma Dates Sesame Laddu Ghee Rice with Chicken Puree Brown Rice Flakes Kheer Beetroot Paratha
Tuesday Rava Idli Cauliflower Cashew Smoothie Vegetable Dalia Khichdi Jowar Paniyaram Vegetable Pasta
Wednesday Banana Coconut Oats Porridge Dry Fruit Jaggery Energy Bars Gopalkala Mixed Vegetable Soup Black Eyed Bean Salad
Thursday Vegetable Omelette Mango Muesli Shots Spinach Khichdi Sathumaavu Veggie Crackers Multi Millet Paneer Paratha
Friday Apple Whole Wheat Pancakes Fruit Punch Vegetable Soya Chunks Rice Whole Wheat Bread with Peanut Butter Sabudana Thalipeeth
Saturday Sooji Toast Egg Toast Cups Tricolor Sandwich Banana Fritters Vermicelli Noodles
Sunday Savory Oats Porridge Turmeric Latte Chinese Fried Rice Dates Muffins Sweet Potato Dosa

Week 3Congratulations, your baby has turned one! Introduce your toddler to a variety of new foods and flavors with the help of our 1 Year Baby Food Chart.

Day Breakfast Mid Morning Snack Lunch Afternoon Snack Dinner
Monday Quinoa Vegetable Upma Dry Fruit Balls Rasam Rice with Scrambled Eggs Red Rice Poha Kheer Multigrain Paratha
Tuesday Ragi Idli Immunobooster Smoothie Masala Khichdi Sweet Corn Fritters Vermicelli Pulao
Wednesday Honey Oats Multigrain Porridge Sugar Free Custard Plain Pongal Pumpkin Soup Chickpea Veggie Pancakes
Thursday Scrambled Eggs Frozen Yogurt Bark Curd Khichdi Cheese Corn Balls Methi Paratha
Friday Banana Oats Pancake Homemade Mango Frooti Coconut Rice Raw Banana Cutlets Pearl Millet Pesarattu
Saturday Chocolate Muesli Baked Sweet Potato Fries Crispy Coconut Chutney Sandwich Oats Egg Custard Carrot Cheese Paratha
Sunday Apple Ragi Porridge Masala Milk Paneer Vegetable Rice Whole Wheat Orange Muffins Barnyard Millet Cheela

Week 4Congratulations, your baby has turned one! Introduce your toddler to a variety of new foods and flavors with the help of our 1 Year Baby Food Chart.

Day Breakfast Mid Morning Snack Lunch Evening Snack Dinner
Monday Sooji Dhokla Immunobooster Jaggery Laddu Sambar Rice Rice Poha Kheer Stuffed Tofu Paratha
Tuesday Moong Dal Sprouts Dosa Watermelon Smoothie Palak Khichdi Beetroot Rolls Creamy Vegetable Pasta
Wednesday Ragi Flakes Porridge Egg Pudding Curd Rice Sweet Corn Vegetable Soup Savory Oats Pancakes
Thursday Egg Yolk Quinoa Stir Fry Fruit Yogurt Masoor Dal Khichdi Sathumaavu Dahi Papdi Chaat Missi Paratha
Friday Multi Millet Pancakes ABC Juice Sweet Carrot Rice Whole Wheat Bread with Apple Jam Aloo Paratha
Saturday Instant Ragi Uthappam Chocolate Multigrain Popsicle Paneer Sandwich Banana Coconut Payasam Roti Noodles
Sunday Banana Makhana Porridge Sprouted Ragi Malt Sweet Corn Fried Rice Sprouted Ragi Chocolate Muffins Rajma Dosa

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Use these food charts and plan your babyโ€™s meals using a Printable Meal Planner.ย You can also keep a โ€œBaby Food Diaryโ€ to track your little oneโ€™s favorite recipes and food allergies if any.ย 

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Check out baby food charts for other months here:
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  • 9 Months Baby Food Chart
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  • 11 Months Baby Food Chart

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Disclaimer: The information presented here is meant as a guide and does not replace professional medical advice. You should always discuss your babyโ€™s dietary requirements with your doctor.

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Post updated on โ€“ 26 October 2019
Post first published on โ€“ 27 April 2015

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Comments

  1. Niki says

    February 27, 2021 at 3:50 am

    Hi my baby 1 year and 1 month old. However she is not eating anything I mean she is trying 1 bite for everything and then refusing. Rice roti vegetable fruit curd Mac n cheese etc
    She is doing Pooh also everyday she is breastfeed and cows milk not drinking too much I guess just small cup in whole day
    Please advice me how I should feed her and she can eat at least 1 bowl in whole day.
    Right now she is eating 1 tbsp till lunch and night time also 1 tbsp I guess
    Do I have to work on appetites or is there any other concerns

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      March 3, 2021 at 11:14 am

      Hi Niki,

      Start giving lots of finger foods. Self feeding is most important for increasing the feeding ability and interest in foods. It’s okay if baby doesn’t accept big meal, you can try giving small volumes of nutritious foods in regular intervals.

      Reply
  2. Manpreet Cheema says

    December 3, 2020 at 9:01 am

    I need 1 year old baby boy food schedule

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      December 5, 2020 at 6:27 pm

      You can follow the food chart given in this article ๐Ÿ™‚

      Reply
  3. Dr.anita kumari says

    December 19, 2019 at 5:29 pm

    Hi Dr mom
    Congrats for ur Great work and nice recipes with motherly care and nutritive ideas
    I need printable food chart for 1 year old.
    Repeated downloads tried several times but it’s for 10 months only.
    Kindly send it as separate mail.
    Thanks .

    Reply
    • pr says

      December 21, 2019 at 4:59 pm

      Hi,

      Thank you for highlighting it. Sorry for the inconvenience. We would definitely check on it.

      Reply
  4. AISWARYA says

    May 13, 2019 at 9:04 am

    Hi we are in Middle east.My son is 1 year old due to my health doctor advised to go for formula feed till two years. Is it advisable to go with stage 3 formula coz some ppl says no formula feed after 1 year

    Reply
    • pr says

      May 20, 2019 at 12:56 pm

      Hi Aishwarya,

      Cow’s milk can be introduced after 1 year. But as your doctor has advised you to feed formula, you can go ahead with it. If you have doubt. It’s better if you can get second opinion.

      Reply
  5. Liv says

    August 12, 2018 at 11:19 am

    Hi-My daughter just turned one and I normally feed her by spoon–how do I know if she is getting enough. For eg for lunch if she has 1tbsp of rice with daal–is that enough nutrition for her? Thanks.

    Reply
    • pr says

      September 13, 2018 at 11:47 am

      Hi,
      Please follow mother’s instinct while feeding dear. Baby would show signals of denial when her tummy is full, you can stop right there, let that be 1 or 2 spoons, no worries please. You can feed again after 2 hours. Try giving her lots of finger foods. It’s time for her to explore foods by her own. That would help her to improve feeding abilities.

      Reply
  6. reethu says

    May 30, 2018 at 10:01 am

    Hi Hema,

    my baby just turned an year old last week and has only 2 teeth on d top..as per your diet chart you have included puri bhaji n fried rice.my question is without teeth how will she chew? Or do we grind n serve?

    Reply
    • pr says

      November 14, 2018 at 12:48 pm

      Hello Reethu,

      It is not compulsory for you to make your child eat the food given in the food chart. According to your child you can try other recipes as well. Puri’s can be mashed lightly and can be fed. Don’t make a puree, your child must get used to the texture of the solid food.

      Reply
  7. Aria says

    April 23, 2018 at 2:46 pm

    Hi, my daughter just turned 1 but has no teeth yet. She still eats mashed food. She doesnt like Roti much and prefers rice.. How do I make her eat family food, how do I make her eat Roti as a proper meal ?

    Reply
    • pr says

      November 13, 2018 at 6:16 pm

      Hi Aria,

      Babies have their own phase of development. Toddler’s gum can chew food, so no need of completely mashing food dear. It’s time to give finger foods. Give very small bits of roti/steamed veggies and fruits as finger foods. It will create excitement and also develop feeding ability. You can also soak roti in dhal and feed.

      Reply
  8. Saranya says

    January 5, 2018 at 5:04 pm

    Hi mam,

    My son is 20 months now. However he s not eating any food with the spices. He used to eat only plain idly, dosa, chapati without chutney or gravy. And he is not eating eggs also. He s eating only ghee rice and curd rice. He drinks only milk.. Please guide me how can I make him to eat healthy foods.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      January 8, 2018 at 4:23 pm

      https://www.mylittlemoppet.com/40-healthy-breakfast-recipes-for-toddlers/ Check some of these. Also, as the kids grow you will observe a lot of changes in food habits and appetite. Be patient and don’t be too pushy about food, set up his thali/plate along with his siblings or other family members and let him explore food on his own.

      Reply
      • Pamela Manna says

        April 22, 2018 at 10:38 pm

        Hello Dr,
        Thnxs for sharing ur ideas, I really follow ur food chart since my boy was 6 months old, as u know every Indian home do hv different food habits so I took ideas frm ur chart mixed with r food habits and the results are awesome, till now my boy never said no to food until unless he is ill, thnxs for your support.
        Now my son is 16 months old only thing I want to know an approx time in ur food chart, mine is Breakfast 8-9 Am, fruit before 11:30 Am, Lunch by 1 Pm, Evening snacks or Milk by 6 Pm, Dinner before 9 Pm, but he sleeps late like after 11 /11:30, so I think he gets hungry and keen to hv breast milk whole night , which I want to stop now. What can I give him by that time, plz suggest
        Regards
        Pamela

        Reply
        • pr says

          November 13, 2018 at 6:37 pm

          Hi Pamela,

          Thanks dear ๐Ÿ™‚ Your feedback means a lot to us. Your schedule is perfect dear. Please add heavy filling diet as his dinner. That would fill his tummy. Try to make him occupied throughout the day so that he would sleep early. Two Short naps would be enough in day time.

          Reply
  9. Navya says

    November 19, 2017 at 1:05 am

    Hi
    My baby turned 1 ,and is on formula feed .she used to take about 25 scoops of formula in a day.Now I have noticed that in stage 3 of formula they suggest 18 scoops(a different brand) .Am worried will my baby have sufficient formula if I bring down the number of scoops to 18.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      November 20, 2017 at 9:55 pm

      Dear my suggestion is that as the little one turns one you can even start with lot more options than milk, a complete nutrition with veggies, fruits and all shall take care of kids health better. You can even offer cow’s milk now. And don’t force more than the little one wants to have, give other varieties of food instead.

      Reply
  10. Esha says

    October 15, 2017 at 10:09 am

    Hello Dr
    Amazing as usual.is it possible to send the whole plan via email?
    Also as we are non vegetarian it would be great if u kindly provide some non veg menu as well

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      November 2, 2017 at 5:41 pm

      Dear on the site you could register for food charts that would reach your inbox. Though there are not many chicken recipes. Here’s one https://www.mylittlemoppet.com/kid-friendly-chicken-chilli-recipe/

      Reply
  11. Vani says

    September 13, 2017 at 5:00 pm

    Hi Hema,

    very nice food chart with lot of info and good recipes. My son is 18 months old now and I started with solids.

    however the challenge is, he always wants to eat smoothies and soft food…not sure how I can feed him rotis, fried rice..etc
    he has not started chewing the food…how to teach them chewing habit?

    are there any special foods, I can try with?

    please help…

    regards,
    vani.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      September 21, 2017 at 10:13 pm

      It’s wonderful to hear that you like the recipes on the site. Every kid usually prefers easy way and hence chewing is a habit that requires effort and practice. Here’s some help for you https://www.mylittlemoppet.com/7-easy-ways-to-help-your-toddler-chew-food/

      Reply
  12. Revathi says

    July 24, 2017 at 8:43 pm

    Hi,

    Thanks for the wonderful work u r doing. It makes new mom like me to b relaxed. Thanks once again. I am following ur recipes.

    My baby is 1 yr old a week before. She s been breastfed till now. She s very active baby. I give her 3 meal and 1 evening snacks. Since she gets up by 8:30 am she will eat breakfast and go to bed for nap time(30-40min). Again by afternoon 1-1:30 hours she naps. I could not give her morning snacks. She eats well.. But the problem s she s not sleeping well during night. She gets up every 2 hours and make sure she is having breast milk.

    During daytime, I have started to give her cows milk as wells father 1 yr.. I am really tired as she s getting up often. I am alone managing my baby. What can I do to make her sleep well during night? Plz suggest sometime.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      July 27, 2017 at 6:55 pm

      Thank you for your encouraging words Revathi. Sleeping patterns undergo a lot of change as baby grows. However giving them a good meal before sleep and then perhaps a talk or some music to soothe during bed time induces sleep. She should take a nap of 3-5 hours at a stretch at night. All the best!

      Reply
  13. berin dixon says

    June 21, 2017 at 3:24 pm

    my son is 1.6 months and too fussy to eat..i literally need to make him cry to eat food…kindly suggest me some remedyall he needs is breastmilk

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      August 23, 2017 at 10:35 am

      Dear it is high time you wean the baby off breastfeeding. Do check this article https://www.mylittlemoppet.com/how-to-wean-a-breastfeeding-toddler-gently/

      Reply
  14. Dharani says

    April 19, 2017 at 12:34 am

    Hi really I’m so blessed to c ur vedios in YouTube so that I’m following u . I m following ur diet for my baby it’s so helpful and so thank full my baby s 7 months now .I’m alone so I can easily refer the diet and giving my baby. I’m relaxed and my baby too happy

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      May 7, 2017 at 3:27 pm

      Wow, on busy days like today these comments keep me going dear. Much thanks. Hope the little one is doing great. Do read our latest recipes.

      Reply
  15. Sufithaj says

    October 22, 2016 at 1:58 pm

    Hi, my 11 mnth old daughter wants only breastmilk. she eats solid food very little. plz suggest any idea. she has no teeth till now.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      October 24, 2016 at 5:51 pm

      Hi,

      You cna breastfeed until 2 years, introduce to her solid foods like finger foods, keep a nibble tray beside her and let her explore it by herself, do not force feed, it will lead to unhealthy aversion towards food.

      Reply
  16. Megha says

    October 13, 2016 at 3:59 pm

    Hi Hema,
    My daughter is going to be 13 Months. She is having only 2 teeth in upper jaw and 3 in below. sometimes I feed her roti and paratha by making very small bites ( small like one grain of daal). But this very time consuming and she hardly eats half a roti/paratha. She doesn’t chew instead she swallows. If I give her roti in her hand , she takes big bites and gets choked. Is there any other way to feed roti/paratha?

    Reply
    • Hafsa Ayesha says

      May 26, 2017 at 11:36 am

      U can grind the roti and mix it with formula milk and feed her it is less time consuming thou.

      Reply
  17. Sailaja says

    August 29, 2016 at 5:06 pm

    Hello Dr. Hema,

    Hope you must having fun with your kids.

    My query is , my son is 1year old.

    Since, he is born, upto 3 months he drink my milk only after that i give him bottle formula milk along with mine why because my milk is very ledd to fill his tummy. Initially, I fed him breast milk as and when he asks or needs along with formula milk.

    But, as he completed his 6 mths, I started working. And now he gets it only during night( 3-4 times), morning and when I came back to home ( evening).

    I have no issues or problems in feeding him, infact I love to carry him in my laps. By this atleast he stays closer to me for sometimes. Otherwise he is very naughty and busy in playing here and there.

    Previously he used to drink with bottle after solid food tasting he stopped bottle milk Now he is one year old i want to stop feeding him in night time he asks only 3 times I tried bottle in night but he refuses untill unless breast milk he wont agree to sleep.

    My worries are, how to stop him breast milk and make him sleep on bed without breast milk night). Why because from all i heard and visualised children used to breast milk while sleeping put the breast in their mouth that will habituate.

    Sometimes he is hungry while sleep, so if he start taking milk. So that will be very comfortable for him and us.

    So please suggest me some method or how can i make him sleep without breast milk? if he continue sleep only with breast milk till at what time i can give if 1 and 1/2 year is he stop after that or more demanding

    Waiting for your reply.

    Thanks

    Reply
  18. Nikita says

    August 12, 2016 at 11:32 am

    Hello Hema,

    Thanks for providing so much helpfull information to sometimes helpless parents?.My daughter 15 month old daudhter she is very moddy and picky in terms of her food. I try to make diffrent kind of food similar to you mentioned in your food chart but she is very inconsistent, should i stick on one type of food like kichri or daal rice(with different daal and veggies) for lunch and dinner so she get use to of this?

    Reply
  19. aanal modi says

    July 6, 2016 at 12:39 pm

    hi doctor
    Is it safe to tofu to baby my girl is of 12 months .how to give her raw or fried ..

    Reply
  20. Supriys says

    June 18, 2016 at 9:45 pm

    My son is 14 months old. My problem is that he is not ready to eat anything. He just want to drink. So i make puree of khichdi,vegetable soup.etc. Evwn if i try to give something to eat.he eats 2 to 3 bite and then cry and vomits everything. Please give some suggestions

    Reply
  21. Suganya says

    June 14, 2016 at 11:15 pm

    Docter pls help me to stop about bottle feeding.. My daughter s 1.3 old..

    Reply
  22. shyamli says

    May 17, 2016 at 3:21 pm

    Dear Dr. Hema,

    Thank you for posting all the recipes and the food charts.

    My daughter is 1.2 years now. As she is entering the toddler’s group she is becoming very choosy. I am a working women, so my babysitter manages her food and snacks.

    Her routine is
    around 8 am – 8:30 am she will have raggi porridge or banana porridge ( she will not have any other porridge) I tried with semolina also but she will not have. This porridge i will make.

    between this till lunch 1pm she will have milk and some biscuits or fruits (that also she started to refuse)

    lunch 1pm to 2pm: she will have Sambar rice, or chicken curry or any other curry with rice

    between lunch to 4pm she will have milk and some biscuits or fruits (that also she started to refuse)

    from 4 pm to 6:30 she will have my milk, cheese slices or biscuits or boiled egg (I am back to home)

    7:30 dinner: roti with curry or khichadi (stuffed paratha she will not eat)

    8:30 : to bed (my milk)

    Sorry, as I my mail is little lengthy. I am worried that as am working, I am not able to give time to make all sorts of healthy food for her. I also tried few dinner recipes from the food chart that you have provided but she is not eating or ready to chew.

    Please help me.

    Thanks in advance.

    Regards,
    Shyamli

    Reply
  23. payal pujhari says

    May 7, 2016 at 2:05 pm

    Hi, dr
    me mother of 13month old son.. he sometime good eater and another time fussy eater. . after completing 12th month he is drinking cow’s milk with bread as well as breast milk also. but , now he refuse to take cow’s milk and drink braest milk. sometime he eats all fruits and another time he refused that fruits. my concern is . is my son getting enough nutrition or not?
    how to increase his immunity power??

    Reply
  24. Kunal says

    February 27, 2016 at 10:52 pm

    Dear Hema,
    My daughter is 1 yr n 1 month old.
    She has suddenly stopped eating rice, khichdi, dal rice, veggies etc.
    She eats only roti. If u mix roti with any veggies she will not eat.

    Pls give me suggestions what should I make for her.

    Below is her schedule:
    8:30 a.m.: breakfast like platter of fruits, fruit juices, upma, sheera
    10:00 a.m.: glass of milk
    1:00 p.m.: lunch like khichdi with veggies, dal rice, ghee rice, pull etc (now she does not eat)
    4:00 p.m.: breastmilk/ juices
    6:00 p.m.: cows milk
    7:00 p.m.: finger food
    8:30 p.m.: dinner like dal roti, kadhi roti (now only roti)

    Pls suggest…

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      February 29, 2016 at 1:20 pm

      Dear Kunal,

      Babies are always like that, they are fussy and their choice of foods vary every month ๐Ÿ˜‰

      Your schedule is perfect, I would suggest to change all the routine foods and try new foods every day to entice her to eat

      Reply
      • Kunal says

        March 2, 2016 at 1:22 pm

        Dear Hema,
        Thanks for reverting.
        Can you let me know what foods / recipes I can give her so that she enjoys it and does not fall short of any vitamins n minerals.

        I need your help as she has already started loosing weight.

        Thanks!

        Reply
    • Reema says

      May 26, 2016 at 6:18 pm

      Dear Doctor,

      I think your food charts are excellent…often as parents we are confused as to what to feed our little ones…the variety in the chart will be a great guide for me. I have started following you recently..hope I found you earlier. Thanks a lot for this excellent website.

      Reema

      Reply
      • Dr Hemapriya says

        May 28, 2016 at 10:52 am

        Thank you so much Reema

        Reply
  25. vanishree says

    January 28, 2016 at 5:05 pm

    My son is one year old . Im still breastfeeding . How much cow milk should I give hime ?

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      February 7, 2016 at 11:07 pm

      Dear Vanishree,

      If you are breastfeeding, then there is no need to start with cows milk now, still if you wnat to start,You can start with one cup of milk daily

      Reply
  26. Kavita says

    December 11, 2015 at 3:11 pm

    My 14 months old son is very picky in eating. Also he doesn’t take solid foods , only puried or semi solids, though he likes crackers like chips, Papad very much. So I don’t have much options to feed him except khichdi , upma, halwa and puried fruit. What’s the solution? How can I start food recipes of your chart. How long he will be like this..

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      March 11, 2016 at 9:36 pm

      Dear Kavita,

      You can slowly start with finger foods now, as this is the time when he should have moved on to solid foods rather than semilsolids

      Reply
  27. sadaf says

    October 9, 2015 at 9:25 pm

    How to overcome with vitamin D deficiency in toddler plz reply. Asap

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      January 28, 2016 at 8:28 am

      Dear sadaf,

      Please consult your paediatrician, he might prescribe vitamin drops for your toddler also allow him sun time daily in the morning and evening as the richest source of vitamin D is sunlight

      Reply
  28. Meenu says

    September 10, 2015 at 3:57 pm

    Hello Dr,

    Please let me know in nurturing twins. Mainly on eating habits, routines etc;

    Thanks in advance

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      October 26, 2015 at 3:32 pm

      Hello Meenu,

      Please subscribe to my newsletter by signing up here and you can receive weekly updates with information on nutrition and recipes for babies

      Reply
  29. Tapaswini says

    September 2, 2015 at 3:07 pm

    My baby girl is 14th months old and she has only 1lower teeth till now,is it a problem? Please suggest.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      October 15, 2015 at 1:35 pm

      Hi Tapaswini,

      Every child develops on their own timeline and cannot be compared with other kids or even siblings. My son got his first tooth at 8 months, while my daughter got her first tooth only at 14 months. So donโ€™t worry about it and enjoy the chilhood while it lasts.

      Happy Parenting

      Hema

      Reply
  30. Candida says

    August 13, 2015 at 5:31 pm

    I am worried I’m not feeding my one year old baby enough. His usual routine is as follows (approx. timing) :

    7.30 am breakfast – 3 Horlicks biscuit + 4 scoops cerelac or 1 tbsp suji cooked in 5 measuring spoons Lactogen 2.

    After taking a bath, he sleeps from 8.30 am until about 10 am.

    His caregiver gives him a biscuit / a little cheeselings.

    Lunch is by 11.30 am. He has vegetable khichdi with chicken mince / fish (same menu for dinner).

    By 4.30 pm he has 3 Horlicks biscuit + 4 scoops cerelac or 1 tbsp suji cooked in 5 measuring spoons Lactogen 2. I rotatate the Cerelac (fruits / veg).

    Dinner is by 7.30pm.

    I breastfeed him at night.

    Is this enough ??? Would be grateful to hear from you.

    Thanks, Candida.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      August 13, 2015 at 9:43 pm

      Hi Candida,

      An one year baby can have all the food that the family eats except with less salt, sugar and chilly, so I would advice you to stop biscuits, cerelac and cheeselings and start with a proper breakfast, lunch and dinner with 2 snacks like the chart in this article. you can continue breastfeeding atleast till 2 years. Please note formula must not be cooked , after making the porridge you can add the formula but never while cooking.

      Reply
  31. Ruchi Sehgal says

    July 21, 2015 at 10:19 pm

    Hi Dr,

    My 1 year daughter is not having any diary products at all in any form. She is rejecting curd, fruit yoghurt, buttermilk, paneer, cheese everything.

    Am really worried about her calcium intake. Please guide me.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      July 23, 2015 at 10:32 am

      Hi Ruchi, Do try fruit smoothies and milk shakes, and disguise paneer in the form of the Wheat Paneer biscuits

      Reply
      • Ruchi Sehgal says

        July 23, 2015 at 10:39 am

        Thanks for reply Dr Hema but I have already tries smoothies and milkshakes but she just takes one sip and rejects it.

        till 11 months she was so fond of plain yoghurt but now does not even take it any form. Thanks for wheat paneer reciepe will try this.

        Reply
  32. Ruchi says

    July 10, 2015 at 10:59 pm

    Hi Dr hema, mg one year old baby girl is my taking any dairy product. I tried youghurt, fruit yogurt. Buttermilk, milkshakes, mango lassi, paneer she just refuses to eat after one spoon. Am really worried about her calcium intake. What should I do?

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      August 7, 2015 at 9:19 am

      Hi Ruchi,

      You don’t have to worry, milk is not the only source of calcium, though it has high amount, you can give green leafy vegetables, nuts etc

      Reply
  33. ritu says

    June 29, 2015 at 4:38 pm

    hi Dr Hema..
    my is baby is mow 1.3 years old.. he refuses every type food…before 2 months he ate eberything but now nothing. he is on bottle milk (ragi milk, oats milk, besan milk).. these three type of food i giving him with bottle.. he eat nothing not even finger food… many people tells me leave bottle after sometime he will eat food… but nothing is happen.. he did not eat anything till two days.. he was on only breastfeed. now these days he going to cracky n irretate.. may be teeth prob.. pls help me.. give some advise what i do…

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      June 30, 2015 at 9:05 pm

      Hi ritu,

      You have to stop bottle feeding, he is refusing solid food because he finds it easy to fill his stomach by drinking milk rather than the laborious chewing. In your city, try to join a toddler mom group, such groups happen in playschool where the toddler along with his mom can participate in the activities, when he sees other children eating and when he starts to do the activities, he will automatically be hungry and will want food, along with other kids, try some yummy finger foods or any food, he will slowly pick it up

      All the best

      Cheers

      Hema

      Reply
  34. Neha Dave says

    June 25, 2015 at 12:44 pm

    Hi Doc ๐Ÿ™‚
    First of all, thanks a lot for sharing so many options for 1 year old baby. I wanted to know, which oats I can use for my 1 year old daughter. I currently use quaker and read in few public forums that it is a processed food, so it shouldn’t be given to babies. I personally believe that one can’t get a 100% natural product anywhere unless you use organic products..the veggies these days too are said to be not 100% pure..still confused whether unknowingly or in over confidence, I am giving a wrong product to my baby..pls advice..tia

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      June 26, 2015 at 11:31 am

      Hi neha,

      I am also using only quaker oats, if you are using the plain ones, then there is no issue, please do not use quick instant flavoured oats as they have preservatives in them

      Reply
  35. Sheetal Bhaskar says

    June 22, 2015 at 11:55 am

    Hello Dr. Hema,

    Hope you must having fun with your kids.

    My query is , my son is 11 mnths and soon he will be completing his 1 yr on 10th july.

    Since, he is born, he doesn’t take milk at all. He only likes breastmilk. Initally, I fed him breast milk as and when he asks or needs.

    But, as he completed his 9 mths, I started working. And now he gets it only during night( 3-4 times), morning and when I came back to home ( evening).

    I have no issues or problems in feeding him, infact I love to carry him in my laps. By this atleast he stays closer to me for sometimes. Otherwise he is very naughty and busy in playing here and there.

    We tried all varieties of milk available in market (either formula, cow’s, buffallo’s or dairy’s milk) and methods ( Bottle or bowl and spoon), he always refused to take it from day 1 of his birth. If we give him with pressure then he vomits the entire milk sometimes.

    Though, we are giving him substitute of milk(paneer, dahi, doodh daliya, sometimes rusks with milk) which he likes to have.

    My worries are, how to encourage him to take milk. Because, sometimes milk is a very supportive food to keep his tummy full. Because all time we are not able to cook for him (like in mid night).

    Sometimes he is hungry while sleep, so if he start taking milk. So that will be very comfortable for him and us.

    So please suggest me some method or can I add any flavor to his milk?

    Waiting for your reply.

    Thanks

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      June 26, 2015 at 12:52 pm

      Hi Sheetal,

      Yeah I can Understand your difficulty, after 1 year you can flavour his milk with this Dry fruits Powder or I even give Sathu Maavu Powder mixed milk for my daughter.

      Reply
  36. RAINONME says

    May 26, 2015 at 4:07 pm

    Thanks big help i was looking for options to make my days more organised…

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      May 26, 2015 at 4:29 pm

      Glad to be of Help ๐Ÿ™‚

      Reply
  37. Michelle says

    May 21, 2015 at 6:35 pm

    Thanks for this Hema. However my 16 month boy has only 8 teeth so Will cut in small pieces as you recommend. I have a two questions for you…

    How many rotis, theplas etc should I gve him for breakfast and other meals?

    Also does he need to have milk in addition to this meal chart or should I skip it? Thanks a lot.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      May 26, 2015 at 4:57 pm

      Hi Michelle.

      Hope you and the little one are doing good ๐Ÿ™‚

      There is no any limit to give the toddler, you can feed him till he refuses.

      Yes, he can have milk, around 300 to 400 ml per day

      cheers

      Hema

      Reply
  38. Mukta says

    April 29, 2015 at 10:51 am

    Thanks for helpful recipes Hema, however my twins- a boy and a girl, haven’t got complete teeth in their mouth as yet,. how would they chew such parathas, theplas etc? and I believe most of the one year old doesn’t have complete teeth till they at least turn 18 months to 2 years. can you help?

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      May 4, 2015 at 12:23 am

      Hi mukta,

      Just cut the rotis and theplas into small pieces and you can give as finger food, babies have strong gums so they can cut it and eat by soaking in their saliva

      Reply
  39. pinky mishra says

    April 28, 2015 at 9:08 pm

    Gr8 to c so much options… M alwz confused what to make n worried about my son’s growth… Thanks a lot for this food chart.

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      May 7, 2015 at 7:27 am

      ๐Ÿ™‚

      Reply
      • Namrata patra says

        March 28, 2016 at 4:35 pm

        My son is 13months now…his feeding routine is 8.30 AM -NESTRUM RICE
        10.30-11AM- nan pro 3,12pm-RICE, DAL, veg khichid, 3pm– steamed vegetable, 5:30pm- raagi, 7:30pm-apple, banana, ots, dalia..kheer, dis types of foods, 8.30-milk…is dis correct feeding process ya I need some changes…my son has no teeth till now..pls suggest

        Reply
  40. Kiran says

    April 28, 2015 at 2:52 pm

    My 1 yr old baby has only front 6 teeth.. i have not given him much variety in food.. i give him ragi porridge, gehu daliya porridge, veg khichdi, roti with milk, cerelac.. he doesn’t like fruits and milk much..

    Reply
    • Dr Hemapriya says

      May 7, 2015 at 7:31 am

      Hi, You can give fruits as smoothies or cut check this post for more fruit finger food ideas https://www.mylittlemoppet.com/25-fruit-finger-food-for-babies/

      Reply

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