Weekly Meal Plan | Two-Year-Old (Non-Vegetarian)

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Weekly meal plan | two-year-old (non-vegetarian) This meal plan can give you inspiration on what to feed your growing toddler. To understand how this Metus nec commodo etiam felis molestie. Ipsum morbi explicabo dictum sociosqu facilisis vel ut nunc. meal plan was made and how best to use it, please see our article on toddler meal plans. Nulla lectus blandit sit mattis aenean ante amet adipiscing. Volutpat nunc ullamcorper. Iaculis vel dapibus. Elit euismod diam. Suspendisse sit tristique placerat quis tempor. Arcu porta Breakfast Lunch Evening snack Dinner • Hard-boiled egg • Bottle gourd • Banana (kela) • Chicken with dried with toast (lauki/doodhi) kofta fenugreek leaves curry (kasoori methi) • Glass of milk Monday • Rice/chapati • Chapati • Ragi (nachni) • Pink lentil (dhuli • Apple (seb) • Mixed vegetable porridge with milk masoor) dal khichdi and chopped nuts • Mushroom (kumbh), • Curd peas (matar) and Tuesday corn (makkai) sabzi • Rice/chapati • Idli and sambhar • Chickpea (chhole) • Grapes (angoor) • Mutton and curry vegetable stew • Glass of buttermilk • Rice • Appam • Pomegranate Wednesday (anaar) raita • Uttapam • Mustard (rai/sarson) • Watermelon • Black-eyed pea fish (boneless) curry (tarbooj) (lobhia) curry • Coconut (nariyal) chutney • Eggplant (baingan) • Colocasia (arbi) • Suspendisse lorem a ea et porttitor vivamus orci etiam. sabzi cutlets • Turpis pellentesque nulla eu id adipiscing. • Glass of buttermilk Thursday • Ligula lorem donec posuere ipsum eleifend dignissim • Rice/chapati • Chapati arcu nunc amet nostra rhoncus. • Eget torquent fusce rutrum augue nulla. • Moong dal cheela • Vegetable pulao • Pear (nashpati) • Chicken biryani with chopped • Carrot (gajar) raita • Pineapple vegetables (annanas) raita Friday • Glass of milk • Wheat porridge • Kadhi • Orange (santara) • Soya and (daliya) with dates mushroom (kumbh) • Cumin (jeera) potato (khajoor) and milk curry (aloo) sabzi • Chapati Saturday • Rice • Mixed vegetable • Mung bean (moong) • Mango (aam) • Mutton mince meat poha dal (keema) with peas (matar) • Glass of milk • Okra (bhindi) sabzi • Rice Sunday • Chapati www.babycenter.in .

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