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Discover simple, traditional, and natural remedies often used for common health concerns in children. These tips are based on age-old practices followed in many households.
A small portion of dates paste mixed with rice starch (rice gruel) and a little water, given 2–3 times a day, may help improve strength, weight, and overall nourishment in children.
Fresh juice from ripe tomatoes given 2–3 times a day helps keep children healthy, boosts immunity, and supports growth.
Feeding children sesame seeds (til) regularly may help reduce bedwetting and support physical strength.
Giving 5–10 drops of tulsi (holy basil) juice mixed in water daily may help strengthen a child’s bones and muscles, aiding early walking and motor development.
One teaspoon of fresh tomato juice before feeding may reduce milk vomiting in young children.
Warm milk mixed with turmeric, a pinch of salt, and jaggery can help relieve cold, cough, and mucus in children.
A mixture of coriander and sugar added to rice starch may help ease cough and mild breathing discomfort.
Lightly warmed betel leaf (nagarpan) applied on a child’s chest with gentle warm compress helps loosen mucus and ease breathing.
Feeding children vaavding (embelia ribes) powder mixed with buttermilk helps reduce intestinal worms.
Eating raw carrots may help relieve mild worm symptoms and aid digestion.
Water mixed with glucose and lemon juice, given 4 times a day in small amounts, may help ease early teething and reduce loose stools during teething.
Burned and powdered corn cob (after removing kernels) mixed in water or buttermilk may help reduce watery stools during teething.
Applying alum-infused rose water (phatakdi + gulab jal) as eye drops or washing the eyes with mild alum water may reduce redness or irritation.
One teaspoon of tajaniya juice (fresh fig leaves or similar traditional herb) may help relieve constipation in children.
The above remedies are based on traditional practices and home-based suggestions. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a pediatrician before trying any remedy, especially for infants or children with ongoing health issues, allergies, or medical conditions.