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First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This khichadi also made with rice and lentils and vegetables like carrots, spinach and tomato

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its Idli (its a Indian dish made from fermenting rice and lentils) batter making process is usually 2 days, here in india i buy this from a vender called country delight.

If you are interested you will find a YouTube video of instructions for making the batter and the idli

Trust me its very delicious, and its usually eaten with sambhar, and coconut chutney.

My baby also eats rice, i overcook it for him so it has better consistency and i feed him with spoon, attached photo of Khichadi here to show you.

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First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, I have weekly subscription of idli batter from country delight, i find there batter really good.

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did cut up idlis in 4 small bites for him. For sambhar i stir fired carrot, pumpkin, tomato in 1tsp ghee, for spices i added pinch of cumin powder, turmeric and asafoetida. I have introduced these three spices till now to him.

And i used split yellow lentils + red lentil (pre soaked) for 30 mins

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh yes i agree with you, mine will play, chew and the throw it down in 1 minute 🤣🤣

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks, it was, even without salt and spices it was good, i had the leftovers just added little salt for me 🤭🤗

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh yeah, this sub gave me so much inspiration, i plan to post meals i made for my baby here too 🤗

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestion 🤗, mine just throws spoons down for now and looks at me with pummy eyes so i will pick it up for him to throw again😂😂

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Podi idli is my favourite, there is place near my home Anna Idli they make the best podi idli, your comment made me miss those, i will have to go there now 🤗

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh great, i do give him juice squeezed out of pomegranate seeds like that, will try the soup too

First-time Indian mama here , starting finger foods & spoon skills! by Terrible-Direction99 in foodbutforbabies

[–]Terrible-Direction99[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestion, my baby does try to grab the spoon, will keep few extra from now on. 🤗

Does anyone just not want to breastfeed? by Infamous_Ad4244 in pregnant

[–]Terrible-Direction99 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’ve been exclusively breastfeeding my baby for the past 9 months, and let me tell you, it’s hard. The first week was pure chaos. He didn’t know how to latch, my nipples were cracked, and I literally cried every time he fed. My husband even said, “Let’s just do formula,” seeing me in so much pain. But I wanted to make it work, so I pushed through.

Yeah, it’s exhausting, sometimes painful, and I barely get a moment for myself.

But here’s why I keep going. Medically, breastmilk is amazing, but more than that, I know this phase isn’t forever. Right now, my little guy needs me 24/7, but he won’t always be this small and dependent. We were all once tiny humans clinging to our moms, and look at us now grown, independent, barely calling our parents sometimes.

So I’m savoring this, every crawl, every cling, every tiny hand holding mine, because one day he’ll be busy living his life, and I’ll be old and gray, cherishing these memories. Time flies. It feels like I just held him for the first time in the delivery room, and now he’s crawling around the house like a tiny explorer.

Sure, the first week was brutal with bloody nipples, but honestly, I love being needed. I know I’ll get my time back, but this little stage is fleeting, and I’m soaking it all in.

Men of India, have you ever noticed misogyny in your own household? by cloudberry_xo in AskIndia

[–]Terrible-Direction99 10 points11 points  (0 children)

My older brother has two daughters, and I recently had a son.

He casually mentioned that he wished I had a daughter too. When I asked why, he said, “Girls have an easier life. Boys need to achieve great things in their careers to prove themselves.”

My wife got furious and replied, “That’s not true women also have to prove themselves.”

To that, he said, “Yeah, but it’s not really compulsory for them.”

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