Homemade Cerelac Recipe 2: Makhana, Poha, Oats & Dry Fruits Powder for Babies

Dr. Sandip Gupta

This video shares a second homemade cerelac recipe using makhana, poha, oats, and dry fruits, along with important precautions, preparation, storage, and feeding instructions. What is covered in this video: Ingredients for homemade cerelac (Recipe 2): Makhana - 1 cup, poha - ½ cup, oats - ½ cup, dry fruits (almonds, cashews, walnuts) - ½ cup (walnuts contain omega-3 fatty acids, which are very beneficial for the baby's development), cardamom - 2 teaspoons. Important precaution while giving nuts (dry fruits): Before starting nuts for children under 1 year, give a small taste of the powder first to check for any allergy. Only include it regularly in the diet if there is no allergy. Preparation and storage method: Dry roast all the ingredients well. Once cooled, grind them finely in a mixer to make a powder. Store this powder safely in an airtight container. How to feed the baby: Mix 2 teaspoons of this homemade powder into a bowl of lightly warm water, mix well, and feed it to the baby. Questions this video answers: What ingredients are needed for this homemade cerelac recipe? Can makhana, poha, and oats be used to make baby cereal at home? What are the benefits of walnuts for a baby's development? Do walnuts contain omega-3 fatty acids? How should I check for nut allergy before giving dry fruits to my baby? Should I give a nut powder taste test before adding it regularly to the diet? How do I prepare this homemade cerelac powder — roasting and grinding? How should homemade cerelac powder be stored? How much homemade cerelac powder should I mix with water for feeding? What water temperature should be used to mix the cerelac powder? Who this is for: Parents looking for a homemade, nutritious cerelac alternative made with dry fruits for their baby. Keywords: homemade cerelac recipe, makhana poha oats cerelac, dry fruits baby food, almonds cashews walnuts, omega-3 fatty acids walnut, nut allergy check before feeding, dry roasting ingredients, homemade baby cereal powder, airtight container storage, mixing cerelac with warm water, baby cereal recipe. Disclaimer: This video is for general information and awareness purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please check for nut allergies and consult your pediatrician before introducing nuts or new foods to your baby's diet.