.Some potential benefits of eating noodles and pasta:

Provides energy: Carbohydrate development Bikash noodles and sides provide the baby with the energy it needs to function energetically.
Provides energy: Noodles and pasta can be rich in various vitamins and minerals such as vitamin B complex, iron, etc.
Pak paki bharad: Noodles and staa pakkh bharad do not cause the baby to become fast.
Easy to understand: Noodles and pasta are easy for babies. Also, with a variety of parts and textures that can attract children.
Helps in baby development: Noodles and pasta can help in baby's development because the composition contains calories and energy content.

A few things to keep in mind when eating noodles and pasta

Age: Infants should not be fed noodles and pasta before 6 months.
Quantity: Small quantity of noodles and pasta should be fed in the beginning and the quantity should be increased gradually.
Type: For babies, choose noodles and pasta that are soft and cut into small pieces.
Flavor: Mild flavored noodles and pasta should be chosen for babies.
Combination with other foods: Noodles and pasta are not a complete food for babies. It should be mixed with other nutritious foods.
Doctor's advice: A doctor should be consulted before feeding noodles and pasta to children.

Some simple recipes:

Chicken Noodle Soup: Make a delicious soup with chicken, carrots, broccoli and noodles.
Pasta Alla Volo: Make a simple and delicious dish with pasta, tomato sauce, cheese and basil.
Vegetable Noodles: Make a colorful and nutritious dish with different colored vegetables and noodles.

Every child's taste is different. So make the recipe according to your baby's liking.
Be patient when feeding your baby new foods. He may not like the food at first.

When should it start?

After 8 months: Generally, noodles and pasta can be started from 8 months onwards. However, this period may vary according to the child's digestive capacity.
Watch Baby's Reaction: Feed a very small amount of noodles or pasta the first time and observe the baby's reaction. If there is no problem, you can gradually increase the amount.