Easum Baby Cereal with Rice & Moong Dal

Product Description

Easum Baby Cereal is a type of baby food that is designed to be simple to digest and can be introduced to infants after they are six months old. It is made from a combination of quality rice flour and moong dal flour that is pre-cooked and enhanced with a blend of minerals, vitamins, and other key nutrients essential for the growth and development of babies.

Key Ingredients:

• Moong flour

• Water

• Rice flour

• Sugar

• Minerals

• Medium chain triglycerides

• Vitamins

Key Benefits:

• Easum Baby Cereal is specially formulated to be gentle on babies' digestive systems, providing a nutritious and easy-to-digest first solid food

• The product is enriched with a blend of minerals, vitamins, and other key nutrients essential for the growth and development of babies

• Easum Baby Cereal can be quickly and easily prepared by mixing a few tablespoons of the cereal with the baby's usual milk or water

• The addition of Easum Baby Cereal to a baby's diet can help to improve the dietary variety and introduce new important nutrients into their diet

• The cereal is made from high-quality rice flour and moong dal flour that is pre-cooked to make it easier to digest

Good to Know:
Easum Baby Cereal is recommended to be given as complimentary food after 6 months of age.

Diet Type:
Vegetarian

Energy Per Serving:
374 kcal / 100 gm

Product Form: Powder

Directions for Use:
Mix 5 level scoops in 180 ml of water or milk and feed 2 times per day or as directed by a healthcare professional

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in an airtight container to avoid hardening

• Store in a cool and dry place

• Keep away from direct sunlight

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  Frequently Asked Questions:
  When should I start introducing solid foods to my baby?
  Most babies are ready to start solid foods between 4 and 6 months of age, but it's important to look for signs of readiness and consult with your healthcare provider before starting.
  
  What types of solid foods should I introduce first?
  Single-grain cereals or pureed veggies, fruits, and meats are good options to start with.