Mothers pls help me giving honey with milk for the child of 31/2 years boy at night it is good for health

Question

or not it would gain weight or what can i add to gain weight thanks in advance

Answer 1

BREAKFAST:

#  Cup of cornflakes with chopped apple and/or chopped nuts.

# Scrambled eggs on toast,

Answer 2

Honey is not recommended for infants under the age of 12 months. Honey may carry botulism spores. The digestive system of children and adults can destroy these harmful spores but a baby cannot. The spores may remain active in the stomach and produce their deadly toxin. Even baking may not destroy the spores that occur in honey. Not all honey contains botulism spores, but because babies do not need honey, there is no reason to take the risk

RAW EGGS AND RAW MILK are not appropriate for babies. These foods may be

sources of infections that can be dangerous to infants.

NO-NO FOODS for babies include desserts, carbonated beverages, caffeine-containing beverages, and candy. They provide calories with few nutrients. If they take the place of nutritious foods and beverages, they can be harmful. Powered soft drink mixes sweetened with sugar or NutraSweet(TM) are not good for babies. NutraSweet(TM) is considered safe in moderate amounts for children and adults, but safety for babies is not yet fully established. Besides, babies need calories for growth and development

. For a preschool child 2-3 years old, a portion size would be:

3/4 cup of low-fat or no-fat milk

1/2 cup of yogurt

1/2 cup of raw vegetables or cooked vegetables

Half a piece of fresh fruit

Feeding practices to avoid are continuing to use a bottle, giving large amounts of sweet deserts, soft drinks, fruit-flavored drinks, sugarcoated cereals, chips or candy, as they have little nutritional value. Also avoid giving foods that your child can choke on, such as raw carrots, peanuts, whole grapes, tough meats, popcorn, chewing gum or hard candy