People envy a baby's blissful existence. All that a baby seems to do is eat, sleep, urinate and excrete. For the first few months of her life, a baby's hunger is easily satisfied. The baby just wants food. She is not at all discriminating about her diet. When she is close to a year old, she ceases to be as ravenous as before and she becomes picky about food. She develops definite likes and dislikes and feeding becomes a nightmare.

Have you heard of this combination neatly blended in powdered form?

Crayfish
Dryfish
Groundnut
Millet
Guinea corn
Soyabeans

We have processed this food from scratch just for that baby of yours. Read this if you're worried about your babys feeding habits....

Your baby develops dietary preferences, as she becomes aware that she is not just an extension of you. Deciding what she would like to eat is one way in which she asserts her independence that's why we parents should be a lot smarter when giving them meals.

Teething kills a baby's appetite. Like an adult, the baby's appetite and liking for particular foods change from day to day.

Feeding problems can also stem from sibling rivalry, illness or other worries.


Always trust your baby's instincts:

I read about a Doctor from England,Dr. Davis who conducted an experiment using three 8 to 10 month old babies who had been fed only on breast milk. At each meal six to eight dishes of wholesome unrefined foods were placed before them and they were allowed to point to what they would like to eat. Dr. Davis discovered that left to their own devices, these babies had a healthy development. Over time, they chose what was generally accepted as a well-balanced diet. Their appetites varied from meal to meal and day to day. This study seems to indicate that babies somehow have a natural inbuilt ability to eat in a manner that does not harm their development. We must remember that we managed our diets successfully for centuries before we were told the do's and don'ts of nutrition.

Parents should trust their babies' instincts and give them some leeway when it comes to eating. Anxious parents worry that poor eating can lead to nutritional deficiency and development problems. Children seem to have an inner mechanism that somehow works to ensure that they have a balanced diet. Children rarely develop vitamin deficiency or malnutrition because they are poor eaters.


And again: Force feeding is NOT the answer

When your child has a feeding problem, meal times become a battlefield as anxious and frustrated parents try to persuade their child to eat. A feeding problem is often the result of parents coercing their children to eat. In most cases this backfires. Forcing your child to eat will only worsen the situation because it reinforces the child's dislike for food.

Mealtimes should be pleasant affairs. Avoid making the child's diet a bone of contention at every meal. This will make the child dread meals even more. Make every effort to make your child look forward to mealtimes. Give her the food she likes best and if she dosent seem to like any,try our soya beans mix which I said is neatly blended with fish,crayfish,groundnut,millet,and guinea corn for 2 to 3 months and omit all the foods that she dislikes. This will help to make her less suspicious and tense about food.

To order for the food: Send a text with full names and address to 08027853057.

We have packed it in 5kg and 10kg.
We packed it this much so she can have it everyday in different varieties.
Call us for more enquiries.

Some baaies react to peanuts. Parents who wish to try this should give very small quantity, like a teaspoon full or even less first day. Wait and watch your baby for any sifnof allergy. Do not introduce any new feed at this time.
Ie if your baby was taking corn pap before and you want to try this new meal. For the first day, prepare just a small quantity of the new meal and feed the baby. Then continue with the pap and do not add any other new meal. So that you will know exactly what baby is reacting to. If you introduce too many new food at the same time, you may not be able to pin point which one your baby is reacting to.
After that day if baay does not show any negative reaction, give him twice as much as you gave the first day. And continue with his other regular food. If he still doesn't react negatively then feel free to give him as a full meal.

@delishpot,thanks so much for that contribution.

Teeshafoods:
@delishpot,thanks so much for that contribution.

Welcome and wishing you all the best as you grow your business

delishpot:


Welcome and wishing you all the best as you grow your business

Amen dear

Teeshafo foods

Good one my mum prepares this for my son, it's so nourishing n healthy.
All the best, Op

BUGOFF:
Good one my mum prepares this for my son, it's so nourishing n healthy.
All the best, Op

Thank you dear. Its very good for children and I recommend it to all mothers.