Ririiii Lifestyle

6+ months lunch idea; Pear, Carrot and Yoghurt. Naturally sweet & nutrient-packed perfect first food combination.
Carrot boots immunity & eye health
Pear prevents constipation
Yoghurt; Protein + calcium for strong bones My little one enjoyed this a little too much.

I let my son do the talking today.
Soft and soothing teething breakfast hack. This tastes delicious and babies absolutely love it. It is also perfect for teething, so that’s two things in one.
Gentle on sore gums and nutritious.
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A little extra powder makes the milk too concentrated and can put stress on their tiny kidneys. Always take a second to level it off properly for your baby’s safety.
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If your little one isn’t a fan of drinking plain water, this fruit-infused water hack is worth trying.
It’s a simple way to make hydration more fun for our little ones. (Be sure to always use age appropriate fruits and prepare them safely for your baby).
I’ve also been trying the SucVent Baby Bottle, and I love how it’s designed to grow with your baby. From its anti-colic venting system to the wide-neck design for easy cleaning and its leak-proof that only releases liquid when your baby actively sucks, it’s packed with thoughtful features that make feeding easier for both baby and parents.
As mums, we’re always looking for products that make life a little easier, and this one has definitely impressed me. If you’re looking for an anti-choking, leak free, BPA free bottle, the SucVent baby bottles are worth trying.

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My Baby had this for breakfast today and he absolutely enjoyed it.

Lightly fried in olive oil until golden brown and soft.
Oats is a great source of fibre for healthy digestion and lasting energy.
Banana provides potassium and natural sweetness.
Blueberries & strawberries are packed with vitamin C and antioxidants to support immunity and brain development.
Egg is rich in protein and healthy fats for growth and development.
Olive oil contains healthy fats that support brain development.

P.S: Always cut or serve in an age-appropriate way and introduce new foods one at a time if your baby hasn’t tried them before.

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He pats, presses and explores safely with this. Great for touch, sound and hand muscles. Kept him busy for some minutes as well with no mess.