6 Healthy Foods You Should Incorporate in your Child's Diet

Written by: Deepa

14 November 2025

This Children's Day celebrate by giving your kids the best gift — good health.

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Here are 6 yummy foods to make sure they grow stronger and smarter.

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Fruits like bananas, apples, & berries are full of vitamins & antioxidants to help improve immunity of your child. Add smoothies or fruit chaat for some fun!

Colourful Fruits

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Stick with whole grains like oats, brown rice, and millets! These keep kids energized & help them focus, especially in school.

Whole Grains

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Eggs, lentils & paneer provide teenagers with all the protein they need for growth & muscle strength. Add boiled eggs or dal chillas to your Kids' lunch boxes!

Protein-Packed Foods

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Milk, yogurt, & cheese will help your kids have strong bones & teeth. Therefore, add delicious fortified milkshakes or curd smoothies to your kid's meals.

Dairy Items

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Nuts & seeds such as almonds, walnuts, & pumpkin seeds are thought to promote memory. Offer them to kids as trail mix or sprinkle a couple on cereal or oatmeal for added crunch.

Nuts & Seeds

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Spinach, carrots, peas, & broccoli are great sources of vitamins A & C, both of which are necessary for vision & protection from infections. Sneak greens into soups, parathas, or pasta.

Fresh Vegetables

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This Children's Day, give your child a strong foundation for lifelong health with nutritious and balanced meals. Healthy eating habits formed in childhood last a lifetime—each bite matters!

Final Takeaway

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