thanks to <u>all</u>

if the doctor is not concerned give it a rest. weight has little to do with body strength and stamina. If she's fine, active, strong continue to feed her a healthy diet. i would incorporate natural fats such as ghee, malai and non veg if her diet allows it

hi try out full cream milk in the form of various smoothies, increase the intake of dry fruits

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How often will you check her weight? Do she complains about tiredness often? Do her all school activities and extra curricular fine?&nbsp; Kids in this age are mostly lean and underweight also. They have lot activities and learning. Due to high active life.. she may not be gaining. Don't worry. Let her be slim.. Later she will puton.