The Cerelac comes in 3 different stages and it also comes in many different flavors. It has all the goodness of rice, honey and fruits. It is easy to digest for babies and also contains all the necessary minerals and vitamins, which a baby needs. The taste of this food is also good and it is slightly sweet which most of the babies love to eat.

The Celerac now has DHA and Prebio 1 that is essential for your baby’s brain development. Additionally, Cerelac also contains fiber which helps to reduce your baby’s constipation problem.

Cerelac is very easy to find in groceries and drugstores. It is very affordable and a 120 gram pack can last for about 4-5 days depending on how often you feed your baby. It can be carried anywhere you go, may be while travelling or while going anywhere outside.

There are two types of tofu :

1. Hard / firm tofu – This has a firm texture, very similar to cheese. It is usually sold packed in tubs of water and is generally used as a “mock” meat, or in recipes needing a consistency that holds together well.
2. Soft / silken tofu – This has a texture similar to custard and is usually sold in a box or in foil. It is often used for desserts, soups, smoothies and sauces.

Tofu contains almost all of the nutritional benefits of the soybeans. It contains good amount of calcium, iron, fatty acids, fiber and other important nutrients. It is also high in complete protein. When it is mixed with grains, for instance, it forms a complete high quality protein. 4 ounces of tofu provide about 9.2 grams of protein. Calcium, fatty acids and protein is higher in firm tofu. These elements make it the perfect choice as a nutritious food for babies.

You can start including tofu into your baby’s diet eight months after his or her birth. Be careful to introduce it gradually though, since a number of babies react to it rather nastily, soy being a ‘potential allergen’. Look out for running nose, vomiting tendencies, wheezing and reddening or watering of the eye. In case you suspect your baby is breaking into an allergy of some sort, contact your pediatrician immediately.

It is very easy to incorporate tofu into your baby’s diet because it has very little taste of its own. Instead, it absorbs the flavors of any foods it comes into contact with. Initially, you could try blending tofu with cottage cheese or avocado, for a simple, nutritious meal. Soft tofu creamed with fruit would make a delicious dessert for baby. Alternatively, tofu can be cut into chunks and served to your baby raw, as a healthy finger food.

Given the health benefits and the high adaptability of the item, tofu will soon become an indispensable part of your baby’s diet. And even while he eats it unaware only you will know how it will make him bigger and stronger.