R u doing wrong? क्या बच्चों में सच में नमक शक्कर बिल्कुल बुरा है? No Salt No Sugar? Dr Sandeep Garg

Discover the truth behind one of the biggest myths in baby feeding—“No Sugar, No Salt” for babies under 1 year! Contrary to popular belief, both WHO guidelines and IAP recommendations emphasize that balanced use of sugar and salt in baby food is not harmful when done correctly. In this video, we bust the myth that has left many parents confused and struggling to feed their little ones. Learn why: ✅ High salt and high sugar are harmful, but balanced use is key. ✅ Babies need tasty, nutrient-dense food due to their small stomachs. ✅ Indian traditional foods like Kheer offer an excellent example of balanced and enriched baby meals. Say goodbye to tasteless baby food and make mealtime enjoyable for your child! Watch now to understand the science of complementary feeding for babies aged 6-23 months, based on expert-approved guidelines. WHO Guideline for complementary feeding of infants and young children 6–23 months of age https://iris.who.int/bitstream/handle... Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) GUIDELINES FOR PARENTS Complementary Feeding: Feeding of an Infant Beyond 6 Months Age https://iapindia.org/pdf/Ch-040-IAP-P... baby food myths, no sugar no salt myth, complementary feeding guidelines, WHO baby feeding advice, IAP baby food guidelines, balanced baby meals, Indian baby food, sugar and salt in baby food, feeding baby under 1 year, how to make baby food tasty, baby nutrition tips, healthy baby food, baby food for 6-23 months, parenting tips for new moms, myth-busting baby feeding #BabyFood #ParentingTips #BabyNutrition #ComplementaryFeeding #WHOGuidelines #IAPRecommendations #BabyFoodMyths #HealthyBabyFood #IndianParenting #BabyCareTips #BalancedBabyMeals #NoSugarNoSaltMyth #NewMoms