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So our school gave a list of healthy snack variations that we could give, when my lo was in Jr. Kg.&#160; <br> Mondays would be, any one of these options - Idly dhokla Dosa Wada etc<br> Tuesdays would be poha, upma,&#160; sabudana khichdi etc<br> Wednesdays would be any rice variety or any sandwiches <br> Thursdays would be Roti Sabji or any parathas variety and Friday waa the time for food of any choice. <br> Daughter is in grade 2 now and I still follow this more or less, with slight variations like Moong daal chilla,&#160; Moong daal Wada,&#160; thalipeeth, pinwheel sandwiches <u>etc</u><br> I found this very helpful. You can add your own healthy options.<br> Key is variety with nutritious food. <br> Best Wishes!!!

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I can understand. They key os variety for me. What does your child like to eat?