Dryfruits

Dryfruits

Don't use dry fruits below one year babies.

1. Mix walnut (akhrot) for powder and mix with rock candy powder(don't use sugar) then make small balls then give it to your children.

Party Style Ideas

Party Style Ideas to Look Your Best

Below are few steps that need to take care when going to a party -

Makeup

Cleanse your face with a cleanser and apply moisturizer for that radiant glow.

Wear makeup that suits you and the event which you are attending.

For evenings you can choose darker shades while for day events go with nude look. Always accentuate your best feature. If you have nice thin lips, shape them with lip pencil, and apply lip gloss.

Pink or peach blush can help to emphasize your cheek bones. Charcoal shade kohl can do wonders to your eyes.

Dress

 

Select your dress according to the occasion. If it’s a morning event, wear a lighter shade outfit. Try to avoid too much of glitters and shimmers. A silk saree in off-white, teamed up with matching blouse, is perfect for formal day wear occasion.
On the other hand for evening parties you can select something in golden or silver. For cocktail parties, a sequin studded black or wine red sari, with a backless or halter blouse, can add glamour to your look. If it is a formal event, go for black or red tones, as they are the safest bet.

Hairstyle

 

Play with your hair styles, for cool looks like twists, high buns, ponytails, hair plaits, French bun, or just leave it down. Accessorize with fancy hair pins, hair bands, or grip-tut combs, which can give your hair a stylish makeover.

Accessories

 

You can either carry a matching, or contrast colour bag to complete your party look. Golden or silver ethnic clutch bag goes well with Indian saris and salwar kameez. For wedding parties and evening parties hand work potli bags are in with Indian outfits.
A sequin studded black clutch is always a great add-on. Make sure it fits all essentials, and matches your outfit well.
Matching jewellery can add to the charm. A statement ring, or neck piece, well teamed up with an Anarkali churidar, can accentuate your party look. Traditional jhumkis are always the safe bet with Indian outfits, like saris and kurtis. For fusion look, team your attire with a beaded or stone necklace.
High heel pumps in bright shades, like black, red, silver, or gold, can enhance your party look further. Make sure they are comfortable and go well with your outfit. Try wedge heeled footwear with sarees, as they are more comfortable than pencil heels.
Last but not the least feel confident and always keep smiling.

dress designing material

For Ladies Dress Designing Material

All saree designing material and dress designing material available in below address(Hyderabad).

Address:

Mahila art centre
4-2-437/1,
Near Royal Plaza,
Ramkote,
Hyderabad -95

Child care

For baby hair

1. olive oil is best for children hair(growth)
2. Sesame oil is also good for hair  

For baby( products) 

1. Mother care products are  best(If anyone wants 5% discount on mother care products  visit the shop kushi born babies at yousufguda check post)
2. Himalaya also very good products(If anyone wants 5% discount on Himalaya products  visit the shop kushi born babies at yousufguda check post)
   
3. Sebamed baby products also very best but very expensive

Baby Food Chart

Please note that recommendations vary and you should ALWAYS check with your doctor before introducing new foods. 

Foods marked with an asterisk * are common allergens and should be introduced with care after consulting with your pediatrician.

	4 to 6 months	6 to 9 months	10 to 12 months	12 months+
Fruit	☺   banana ☺   pear ☺   avocado ☺   plum ☺   apple ☺   peach ☺   nectarine	same as 4 to 6 months PLUS: ☺   blueberry ☺   papaya ☺   melon ☺   apricot ☺   raisins and grapes (chopped or pureed) THEN ☺   kiwi fruit ( 8 months)	same as 6 to 9 months PLUS: ☺    mango ☺    pineapple	same as 10 to 12 months PLUS: ☺   citrus ☺   berries (including strawberries and raspberries but NOT including blueberries, which can be introduced earlier)*
Cereal and Grains	☺   white rice ☺   brown rice	same as 4 to 6 months PLUS: ☺   wheat* ☺   wheat germ* ☺   rye ☺   barley ☺   oats ☺   quinoa ☺   pasta

 

Veggies	☺   sweet potato ☺   white potato ☺   carrots ☺   butternut squash ☺   pumpkin ☺   swede/rutabaga ☺   parsnip	same as 4 to 6 months PLUS: ☺   peas ☺   green beans ☺   zucchini or courgette ☺   bell pepper THEN ☺   broccoli ☺   eggplant ☺   cauliflower ☺   beets/beetroot ☺   lentils/dried beans ☺   onions ☺   asparagus ☺   turnips ☺   soy (inc tofu)*	same as 6 to 9 months PLUS: ☺   tomatoes ☺   spinach ☺   okra	same as 10 to 12 months PLUS: ☺    corn*
Dairy	☺   yogurt/fromage frais (some pediatricians advise waiting until at least 6 months)	same as 4 to 6 months PLUS: ☺   cheese ☺   yogurt ☺   yogurt cheese	same as 6 to 9 months	same as 10 to 12 months PLUS: ☺   cow's milk (as a main drink)
Eggs		☺   cooked egg yolk ☺   cooked egg white (with caution)*
Fish		☺   white fish (eg cod, haddock, pollock) ☺   light tuna ☺   salmon ☺   sardines ☺   mackerel
Meat		☺   chicken ☺   beef ☺   pork ☺   lamb ☺   turkey

Other

☺   aromatic spices ☺   herbs ☺   garlic ☺   flax seeds (ground) ☺   sesame seeds (ground) ☺   mushrooms

☺   peanuts and peanut butter* ☺   other nuts* ☺   shellfish* ☺   honey