Kidis’On
Product information leaflet for the parent
(Please read the below carefully to know
better why this has been recommended)
Introduction
Childhood is the most
critical time for growth as well as for development of the mind and to fight
infections. So, it is very essential that the children should get a good dose
of energy, proteins, vitamins and minerals very frequently.
A healthy diet
consumed helps in preventing malnutrition in all its forms and also during some
medical conditions. But during such medical conditions, due to anorexia,
nausea, abdominal cramping, and
bloating, the child may not be interested in taking the regular Food. This arise major issues of concern such as insufficient/
imbalanced intake of foods/nutrients which can make the child weaker and the
ability to recover from such medical conditions gets delayed. Poor nutrition
can lead to reduced immunity, increased susceptibility to disease. Hence good
nutrition or proper intake of food is the key in relation to the body’s dietary
requirement is ultimately essential to recover faster.
What is recommended During Such Medical
Conditions?
Bland Diet is
recommended as a complementary food to the Child In such medical conditions.
A bland diet consists of foods that are low in
fiber and fat. Foods that are both low in fiber and fat are easier for the body
to digest and are often referred to as low-residue or soft diets. These kind of
diets can be helpful, as the foods are relatively non-irritating to the tissue
in child mouth, throat, stomach, and intestines. Often, it's recommended to maintain a regular diet to ensure
proper nutrition, however due to the upset stomach or nausea or due to anorexia
that sometimes accompany such medical conditions, a bland diet may be better
tolerated.
In the conditions of
fever or illness, anorexia plays a predominant role at the beginning; the child
may not be interested to take any kind of food. But it is not advisable to
permit such as it may affect the body’s nutrition, in turn this can make the
child weaker and the ability to recover from such medical conditions gets
delayed. Hence in such conditions Bland diet is recommended as a complementary
food to the child.
If the child has a
diarrhea and other symptoms like nausea, abdominal cramping, and bloating, temporarily
following a complementary food of easily digestible in nature, reduces stress
on the digestive system and gives the bowels a chance to rest, so that the child
can recover. Complementary food also decreases the amount of waste or residue
in the colon, means child will have fewer and less frequent bowel movements.
The slower transit time reduces diarrhea and helps child’s body stay nourished.
The easily digested food also encourages restoring the body’s fluid and
electrolyte balance.
It is very important
to follow that hygienic practices are followed while preparing and feeding the
complementary food to the child. Hence specially formulated balanced diet is
necessary during some medical conditions which child needs to be served with
care
Why Kidison?
Kidis’on is a Complementary
food specially formulated for the Kids as
per the recommendations of World Health Organisaion,Indian Council for Medical
Research & National Institute of Nutrition India.
This is a easily
digestible food made with special care of properly selected ingredients like
Rice flakes,Essential pulses,with Probiotic Ganden BC30 for Gut gut health
&Immunity,Beta Glucan,the world’s most powerful immune Booster to boost up
immunity &Zinc.
1.Kidis’on plays a
vital role in providing the required energy and also promotes satiety, which
takes care of the nutrition and child’s appetite.
2. Kidis’on is easily
digestible and can be easily prepared in few minute to counter the poor intake
of the child
3.Kidis’on is gluten
free ,with No Synthetic additives
4.Kidis’on is free
from artificial colours, artificial flavours and artificial sweetners
5. Kidis’on is very
tasty and can be made more tastier as per the child’s taste choice,as Kidis’on
is highly bland food can easily give the taste of the added one
6. Kidis’on can be
mixed with Hot water,Hot Milk(avoid during Diarrhorea),Fruit
juices,Buttermilk,Curd,Dal(please refer to the more tastier preparations given
below)
7. No separate meal is
required as Kidis’on itself is a nutritionally rich food with a perfect blend.
How to Serve the Child During Such Conditions?
Childrens cannot eat
large quantities of food at a single time so they should be fed small quantities
at frequent intervals (3-5 times a day). Also, the food should be of semi-solid
consistency so that the Child can swallow it easily
Give plenty of fluids
during illness. A child needs to eat more during and after episodes of
infections to maintain proper nutritional status.
It is preferred to
have Kidis’on mixed with water/buttermilk/ fruit juices/coconut water, and can
be given
What duration
can it be given?
This kind of
complementary diet probably needs to be for the few days only. As child begins
to feel better, can start easing back into a well-rounded diet of vegetables,
fruits, and whole grains. Child may need a week to 14 days to fully transition
back to the normal diet.
How to make tasty
Kidis’on to Tastier Kidis’On
Regular Kidis’on
Step1:wash your hands
Step2 :Take 2 scoops of Kidis’on powder from the pack
Step 3:Pour about 1 glass of water/Hot milk,keep mixing till you
get a smooth creamy uniform paste
Step4: To the paste add extra water/Milk as required and boil
for 1-2 minutes do a continuous stirring to avoid lump formation
Step 5 : Adld little salt/Sugar as per the child’s taste
preference for tastier and healthy Kidis’on
Step 6:Stir continuously for a few minutes to get uniform
mixture and now it is ready to consume
Dal Kidison
Step1:wash your hands
Step2 :Take 2 scoops of Kidis’on powder from the pack
Step 3:Pour about 1 glass of water ,keep mixing till you get a
smoothcreamy uniform paste
Step4: To the paste add extra water if required and boil for 1-2
minutes with continuous stirring to avoid lump formation
Step 5 : Add boiled Dal
and little salt for tastier and healthy Kidis’on
Step 6:Stir continuously for a few minutes to get uniform
mixture and now it is ready to consume
Rasam Kidis’On
Step1:wash your hands
Step2 :Take 2 scoops of Kidis’on powder from the pack
Step 3:Pour about 1 glass of water ,keep mixing till you get a smoothcreamy
uniform paste
Step4: To the paste add Rasam as required and boil for 1-2
minutes with continuous stirring to avoid lump formation
Step 5 : Adld little salt for tastier and healthy Kidis’on
Step 6:Stir continuously for a few minutes to get uniform
mixture and now it is ready to consume
Curd/buttermilk
Kidis’on(recommended during diarrhea)
Step1:wash your hands
Step2 :Take 2 scoops of Kidis’on powder from the pack
Step 3:Pour about 1 glass of water ,keep mixing till you get a
smoothcreamy uniform paste
Step4: To the paste add curd /Buttermilk as required and for 1-2
minutes do a continuous stirring to avoid lump formation
Step 5 : Adld little salt for tastier and healthy Kidis’on
Step 6:Stir continuously for a few minutes to get uniform
mixture and now it is ready to consume
Apple Kidis’on
Step1:wash your hands
Step2 :Take 2 scoops of Kidis’on powder from the pack
Step 3:Pour about 1 glass of water ,keep mixing till you get a
smoothcreamy uniform paste
Step4: To the paste add Apple Juice as required and for 1-2
minutes do a continuous stirring to avoid lump formation
Step 5 : Adld little Sugar for tastier and healthy Kidis’on
Step 6:Stir continuously for a few minutes to get uniform
mixture and now it is ready to consume
Foods
to avoid when child is having some medical conditions
When child is experiencing some medical conditions or recovering from
it, there are a large number of foods that child needs to avoid. These foods can trigger the
digestive system and exacerbate or prolong diarrhea.
milk and dairy products (including milk-based protein drinks)/ fried,
fatty, greasy foods/ spicy foods/ processed foods, especially those with
additive foods/ raw vegetables/ onions/ all citrus fruits/ other fruits, like
pineapples, cherries, seeded berries, figs, currants, and grapes/coffee, soda,
and other caffeinated or carbonated drinks
other details in the leaflet
1.Recommended usage/Storage/not for
medicinal use/scoops measurement/important information given in the pack
