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My Girl Child Is 1 Year And 5 Moths Old.
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Sat, 25 Apr 2020
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Question : My girl child is 1 year and 5 moths old. I give her solid food 6 time a day. How many times should i give her food in a day?
She has 11.500kg weight and 82 cm height. Has she over weight?
Her mother has no breast milk. So i give her one time NAN PRO 3 milk powder (90ml) and cow milk two times ( 90ml +90ml) every day. So howmuch cow milk can i feed her in a day? She also given
Please give me the food chart and weight chart for a 1 year and 5 months old toddler.
She has 11.500kg weight and 82 cm height. Has she over weight?
Her mother has no breast milk. So i give her one time NAN PRO 3 milk powder (90ml) and cow milk two times ( 90ml +90ml) every day. So howmuch cow milk can i feed her in a day? She also given
Please give me the food chart and weight chart for a 1 year and 5 months old toddler.
Brief Answer:
Don't worry, weight and height is appropriate for the age
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for being on 'Ask A Doctor' platform
I have gone through the details and her growth is appropriate for age.
If we plot her weight and height on the growth chart it's absolutely normal.
I won't get worried regarding her diet as she is growing as per the standard and this suggests that she is getting proper calories.
6 times solids and 3 times milk are ideal at this age.
A combination of carbohydrates, protein, and fat with various minerals and vitamins should be there in meals.
There should be 3-4 major meals (three fourth to one small bowl) containing rice, pulses, wheat bread, semolina, gram flour, green vegetables, potato, etc and 2-3 snacks made of fruits, biscuits, homemade potato chips, etc. In between give milk 2-3 times (100-150 ml).
You can try a variety of items based on her choice. Add ghee, butter to the meals to make it energy dense.
Monitor height and weight as per the growth chart. The chart (Indian academy of pediatrics growth chart) is available online.
I hope this helps.
Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Regards
Don't worry, weight and height is appropriate for the age
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for being on 'Ask A Doctor' platform
I have gone through the details and her growth is appropriate for age.
If we plot her weight and height on the growth chart it's absolutely normal.
I won't get worried regarding her diet as she is growing as per the standard and this suggests that she is getting proper calories.
6 times solids and 3 times milk are ideal at this age.
A combination of carbohydrates, protein, and fat with various minerals and vitamins should be there in meals.
There should be 3-4 major meals (three fourth to one small bowl) containing rice, pulses, wheat bread, semolina, gram flour, green vegetables, potato, etc and 2-3 snacks made of fruits, biscuits, homemade potato chips, etc. In between give milk 2-3 times (100-150 ml).
You can try a variety of items based on her choice. Add ghee, butter to the meals to make it energy dense.
Monitor height and weight as per the growth chart. The chart (Indian academy of pediatrics growth chart) is available online.
I hope this helps.
Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
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