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10 Easy and Healthy Pancake Recipes for Kids
As a mother of a growing child, you may face a constant battle when it comes to feeding healthy food to your kid. Whenever it comes to healthy eating, you may find your kid cringing. The question here is how to lure your children to eat a healthy diet without upsetting them. Pancakes are something that most kids cannot resist. Therefore, here we have some healthy and super easy pancake recipes that your kid will surely relish. You may even ask your kid to help you in making these super sumptuous recipes. Most kids love to cook and what is better than engaging them in making their favourite dish.
10 Yummy Pancake Recipes for Children
The following are some easy to make and healthy pancake recipes, that will surely become an instant favourite of your kid.
1. Plain Pancake
Pancakes can be made using various flavours but your kid can savour this plain pancake with any topping of his preference.
Ingredients
4- Medium sized eggs
1 cup (approx 140 g) - Plain flour
1 ½ cup – Milk
2 tbsp- Butter
Vegetable oil for cooking
How to make
Sieve the flour into a bowl.
Add eggs to the flour and mix well.
Now gradually pour milk and keep whisking the batter.
Once the batter is lump free, add melted butter and mix well.
Heat any non-stick pan over medium flame and grease it with the oil.
Gradually pour the pancake batter with a ladle and spread a little.
Cook on the other side too.
Serve with any topping or syrup of your kiddo’s choice.
Nutritional Value
You can easily make 12 pancakes from the above-mentioned ingredients. The approx nutritional value in each pancake will be as follows:
Kcal- 209
Fat- 18g
Carbs- 12g
Saturates- 5g
Sugar- 1g
Protein- 4g
Salt- 0.4g
2. Lemon Zest And Blueberry Pancake
These American-style pancakes are great for a Sunday morning brunch idea for your kid.
Ingredients
1 Medium-sized egg
1 ½ cup flour
½ cup blueberries
1 tsp cream of tartar
1 lemon zest
1 tsp golden syrup
1 ½ cup milk
½ baking soda
Some butter
How to make
Take flour, cream of tartar and baking soda in a bowl and mix well.
Now add blueberries, lemon zest and golden syrup into the bowl and keep aside.
Whisk the milk and eggs in a different bowl until they become light and frothy.
Pour the milk and egg mixture into the bowl of dry ingredients.
Mix well or till the batter is lump-free; add more milk if required to make a pouring batter.
Heat a pan and spread butter on it.
Cook on both sides, till the pancake, is golden brown.
Nutritional Value
You can easily make 14-16 pancakes from the batter. Each pancake will be loaded with:
Kcal- 70
Sugar- 3g
Fibre- 2g
Fat- 1g
Protein- 1.5g
Carbs- 12g
3. Ham And Cheese Pancake Rolls
This recipe is a twist to a usual pancake recipe and the crunchiness of the ham adds to the flavour.
Ingredients
For the pancakes
2 medium-sized eggs
1 cup flour
1 tbsp butter
2 ½ cups milk (preferably skimmed milk)
Any vegetable oil for frying
For the rolls
12-13 slices of ham
1 ½ cup cooked spinach
I cup grated cheddar cheese
¾ cup half-fat crème fraiche
2-3 sliced spring onions (optional)
How to make
Take flour in a big bowl.
Add eggs, butter and some milk in the flour and whisk well.
Add extra milk to the batter for a smooth consistency, if required.
Heat a pan and brush it with some oil.
Remove the pan from heat, pour the batter and swirl around the pan.
Put the pan back on flame and cook the pancake from both sides or until done. Make 8 pancakes and keep aside.
Spread all the pancakes and place ham, spinach, cheese and spring onions nicely over them.
Carefully roll the pancakes and place them in a greased baking dish.
Mix some leftover grated cheese, crème fraiche and spring onions and spread it over the rolled up pancakes.
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees cook for 30-35 minutes.
Nutritional Value
The above ingredients will be sufficient to make 8-9 pancakes. Each pancake will have
Kcal- 250
Carbs- 17g
Protein- 12g
Fats- 15g
Fibre- 0.5g
Sugar- 3g
4. Potato Pancake
This pancake can be made using leftover mashed potatoes or hash browns and it is a perfect breakfast pancake recipe for toddlers.
Ingredients
1 ½ cup mashed potatoes
2 eggs
1 cup milk
I tbsp chopped chives
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp any vegetable oil
A dollop of butter
How to make
Take a big glass bowl put mashed potatoes into it.
Sieve baking powder and flour over the mashed potatoes.
Add milk and eggs to the bowl and mix all the ingredients well or till the batter is smooth.
Put chopped chives into and batter and mix well.
Heat the pan over medium heat and grease it with oil and a hint of butter.
Pour the pancake mix and cook on both sides until it turns golden brown.
You may serve it with scrambled eggs and crisp bacon.
Nutritional Value
You can easily make 12-14 pancakes from the above-mentioned ingredients. Each pancake will have
Kcal- 70
Carbs- 8g
Protein- 4g
Fats- 3g
Sugar- 0.6g
Fibre- 0g
5. Whole Wheat Carrot Pancake
Give this pancake to your kid as a great kick-start for an energetic day.
Ingredients
1 cup whole wheat flour
1 egg
2 cups grated carrots
2 tbsp chopped walnuts
½ tsp cinnamon powder
1 tsp baking powder
½ soda-bi-carbonate
3 tbsp brown sugar
¼ full fat cream
¾ cup milk
1 tbsp vanilla essence
Pinch of salt
How to make
In a large bowl mix flour, cinnamon powder, baking powder, soda-bi-carbonate and salt. Add chopped walnuts and mix well.
In a separate bowl mix together milk, eggs, cream, vanilla essence, brown sugar and carrots.
Add the dry ingredients gradually into the wet ones and whisk well till no lumps remain.
Place a non-stick pan on the gas stove and heat it on medium flame and grease with some oil.
Pour the pancake batter and cook well on both sides.
Serve with the syrup of your choice.
Nutritional Value
You can make 8-9 pancakes from the above-mentioned ingredients. Each pancake will have:
Kcal- 130
Carbs- 22g
Protein- 4g
Fat- 3g
6. Banana Pancake
This is an easy yet yummy recipe for banana pancakes for toddlers.
Ingredients
4 large sized eggs
2 cups flour
2 medium-sized bananas (mashed)
1 tbsp butter
1 tbsp honey
1 tbsp cinnamon powder
¾ cup sliced strawberries (optional)
How to make
Take a bowl and mix together flour, eggs, banana and cinnamon powder.
Heat the pan over medium heat and grease it with butter.
Pour the pancake mix and cook until done on both sides.
You may place sliced strawberries and pour honey over the pancakes to the added flavour and taste.
Nutritional Value
The above recipe serves four and each serving has
Kcal- 750
Carbs- 85g
Proteins- 32g
Fats- 33g
Fibre- 12g
7. Yummy Almond Flour Pancake
This healthy pancake recipe can be used as a yummy picnic treat.
Ingredients
1 cup almond flour
2 large sized eggs
1 tsp coconut oil
¼ tsp salt
¼ cup water
1 tbsp maple syrup
How to make
Mix almond flour, eggs, water, maple syrup and salt in a big mixing bowl. Whisk until the batter turns smooth and lump free.
Turn on the gas stove and heat the pan over medium heat.
Grease the pan with coconut oil.
Drop the batter on the pan and cook the pancakes from both the sides till they turn golden brown.
Pour some maple syrup on top before serving.
Nutritional Value
The above recipe will comfortably serve four people and will have approximately the following nutritional value:
Kcal- 950
Carbs- 35g
Protein- 40g
Fats- 76g
Fibre- 13g
8. Pancake With Cottage Cheese
This recipe will be an absolute delight for a child who loves eating fresh cottage cheese.
Ingredients
½ cup wheat flour
3 large sized eggs
1 cup grated or mashed homemade cottage cheese (you may use packed cheese if you want)
Any vegetable oil for cooking
How to make
Mix all the ingredients in a large bowl and form a smooth batter.
Take a flat pan and heat it on medium flame.
Grease the hot pan with some vegetable oil.
Pour the pancake mix into the pan and cook the pancake from both the sides or until it turns brown.
Nutritional Value
You can easily serve four people and nutritional facts are as follows:
Kcal- 760
Carbs- 35g
Protein- 50g
Fats- 45g
Fibre- 4g
9. Apple Pancake
This pancake recipe in an ideal Tiffin option for your little fussy eater.
Ingredients
4 eggs
½ flour
½ cup milk
1 large sized apple
1 tbsp butter
2 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp powdered sugar
½ tsp vanilla essence
A pinch of salt
How to make
Take the apple, peel it nicely and remove the core. Cut the apple into thin wedges.
Place skillet over medium heat and put butter.
After the butter melts, add apple wedges and cook for 4 to 5 minutes.
Take milk, eggs, butter, granulated sugar, salt and vanilla essence in a blender and mix well.
Pour the blended mixture into the apples.
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees and place the skillet in the oven and cook for 15 minutes or till the pancake turns golden brown.
Sprinkle powdered sugar before serving to add zing to the flavour.
Nutritional Value
The above ingredients would suffice for two and contain the following nutritional facts:
Kcal- 1400
Carbs- 160g
Proteins- 42g
Fats- 70g
Fibre- 9g
10. Cinnamon And Oatmeal Pancakes
This aromatic pancake recipe will be a hit with your little one.
Ingredients
1 ½ cup oatmeal
½ cup milk
2 egg whites
½ tsp cinnamon powder
¼ tsp nutmeg powder
½ tbsp sugar
¼ tsp baking powder
A pinch of salt
How to make
Take a large bowl and mix all the ingredients together in it.
Make sure the batter does not get too thin or runny; you may add extra oatmeal to work upon the consistency of the batter.
Heat any non-stick pan on medium flame.
Grease the pan and gradually pour pancake mix.
Cook the pancakes well from both the sides.
You may serve the pancakes with any topping or with any syrup of your choice.
Nutritional Value
The above-mentioned ingredients will comfortable serve two people and contain following nutritional value:
Kcal- 400
Carbs- 80g
Protein- 22g
Fats- 5g
Fibre- 10g
You may easily try any of the above-mentioned recipes at home. If your child is a fussy eater or just stubborn to try something new, you can lure them into eating healthy by trying any of our above-mentioned pancake recipes. However, if your kid is allergic to any specific ingredient, kindly double-check before trying out any recipe. These easy to make healthy pancake recipes will be loved by one and all. You can also make variations to the recipes as per the liking of your kid or to add an extra zing to the recipe. Kids love to try out new things and experiment with various flavours, therefore, it is a good idea to start introducing various flavours at a younger age to avoid any food aversions.
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Vaginal Birth after Caesarean Delivery
When a woman who has had a Caesarean delivery in the past conceives again or is planning to conceive, the first question that pops up in her mind is, whether she will be able to deliver her baby vaginally this time. Here we attempt to clarify all the doubts and related facts to make you aware and updated on VBAC.
What is VBAC?
The term VBAC stands for Vaginal Birth After Caesarean. It means delivering your next baby vaginally after having a baby through a caesarian delivery.
If the mother and the doctor are convinced that the conditions are suited for a VBAC birth, then the mother will have to go through "trial of labour after Caesarean" or TOLAC. To describe TOLAC further, it means that the mother is planning to go into labour with an intention to deliver the baby vaginally. TOLAC does not guarantee a vaginal birth. In case there are any complications or the labour does not progress as planned, the mother may still have to go for a C-section delivery. As per most of the studies, 40 to 60% mothers who go through TOLAC, ultimately get their C-section delivery done.
Another important question is, whether the trial of labour after Caesarean is safe. Having a VBAC birth is quite safe for most women, but depends on several other factors including why the woman had a Caesarean delivery in the previous case and how many Caesarean deliveries she has already had. The doctor can give specific advice depending on every individual case, and help a mother decide whether she should go for TOLAC and VBAC or not.
Are There Any Chances of Normal Delivery After the C-section?
Women can have a normal delivery after C-section. If you were required to have a C-section delivery with your first child, it does not necessarily mean that you will need it again. Studies indicate that around 60-80% of the women who have previously had a C-section can give birth vaginally if they try.
A VBAC is more likely to be successful in the following cases:
If your previous C-section was not done due to difficult labour, delayed or stuck labour
You are not experiencing the same medical condition (such as pre-eclampsia) as the last delivery which led to the C-section
You have already had a VBAC before
You go into labour on your own
If your age is less than 35
If you are not obese
If your foetus is not very large or is less than 4 kgs
If your pregnancy is less than 40 weeks
Your previous pregnancy happened more than 1.5 years earlier
Your baby is in the head down position
Am I fit for Vaginal Birth after Caesarean?
For most women, a VBAC is safe. However, depending on certain medical conditions it can also pose serious complications for the mother and the baby. Hence, your doctor who is fully aware of your medical history and has all the necessary details related to your previous C-section delivery is the best guide for you. Based on your history and present condition, your doctor can weigh the risk factors and help you take a call on whether to opt for VBAC or not.
One of the concerns for women who have had a Caesarean previously is the risk of “uterine rupture” during VBAC. As per the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), for women who have had an earlier Caesarean delivery where a low transverse incision (a horizontal cut into the uterus) was made, the risk of uterine rupture during a natural VBAC is around 0.2 to 1.5%.
Also, in the case of Dystocia, which is a lengthy and difficult labour because of slow cervical dilation or a small pelvis or a big baby, VBAC is not recommended. If you had genital herpes or foetal distress in the previous delivery, then most likely your doctor will schedule a C-section for you. But if you do not have a major medical issue, the baby is normal in size with his/her head down; then you may be a good candidate for VBAC.
Comparing VBAC to Repeat C-section Delivery
Repeat C-section
VBAC
Surgical procedure
Normal delivery
Risks only related to usual surgery
Risks like uterine rupture, hysterectomy, bladder infection, blood clot, etc. (Though such cases are only 1%)
4-5 days of hospitalization
Two days of hospitalisation
Discomfort or ongoing pain due to incision
Temporary pain
Infection may develop during surgery
Risk of infection is double if TOLAC is attempted but is unsuccessful, resulting in a C-section
Risks like bladder injury or bowel injury
Risk like episiotomy, a surgical procedure wherein an incision is made in the perineum to enlarge the opening through which the baby is delivered
Surgery may lead to blood clots in the pelvic area
No such risk
Baby may have respiratory problem
No such risk in vaginal delivery
For mothers who are planning more children, having multiple C-sections is riskier as they may cause scarring which is associated with the risk of placental problems
No such risk
Advantages and Disadvantages of Having VBAC
There are many advantages and disadvantages of VBAC. The advantages are:
Having another surgery means having more incision scars, difficulty and discomfort of surgery which can be avoided in case of VBAC delivery
There is less pain after a VBAC delivery. You'll only experience vaginal pain which is temporary and will disappear with time
Fewer days of hospitalisation as compared to the C-section delivery. This also means lower expenses
The risk of infection related to the surgical process, like excessive bleeding which can cause blood transfusion or hysterectomy, is eliminated. The risk of developing other infections and organ damage is also associated with a surgical procedure
In case you are planning more children, every repeated C-section increases the risk and complications for future pregnancies
The disadvantages of a VBAC are mentioned below:
Uterine rupture is one of the main VBAC complications. You may keep yourself in the pain of labour hoping for a VBAC which may end up in an unplanned C-section. An unscheduled C-section may cause you more trouble and complications like excessive bleeding, uterus infection, hysterectomy, etc.
The baby may suffer neurological disorder or even death in extreme cases after an unsuccessful VBAC
Bruises around your vagina or pelvic floor weakening
Baby prolapsing, a condition in which the womb slips into the vagina
Other Risks of Having Vaginal Birth after Caesarean
20% to 40% women end up having a C-section delivery after attempting for VBAC. There is always some uncertainty associated with VBAC, and you may be among 2-4 women out of 10 who may need an emergency C-section. This may happen when the labour slows down or if the doctor is worried about the well-being of the baby.
In the case of an emergency C-section, the risk and complications are even higher as compared to the planned C-section. With an unplanned C-section, there is always a doubt of surgical complications like the development of blood clots, more bleeding than normal which may need a blood transfusion or even a hysterectomy.
Such risks are more common when VBAC is unsuccessful as opposed to a successful vaginal delivery or a scheduled C-section.
Why is VBAC Done?
Till the 20th century, most people thought that once a woman goes through a Caesarean delivery, she would have to opt for Caesarean delivery for rest of the pregnancies. However, recent studies have debunked this theory and proved that it does not hold true.
VBAC is mostly done and preferred because it is a hassle-free process that eliminates the complications associated with the Caesarean delivery. It is the most natural way of delivering the baby. Also, there are negligible post-delivery troubles in the case of VBAC. Like in a Caesarean delivery, you will need to be in the hospital for more number of days as compared to the normal delivery as the surgery requires more healing hours.
One positive is that postpartum troubles in the case of VBAC are less as compared to a Caesarean delivery. The wound and incision may take longer to heal in the case of a Caesarean delivery and there may be some ongoing troubles and pain that may continue for life. For example, many women complain of back ache after the surgical delivery. This is not a pain which deteriorates quickly, but it is more permanent in nature. Also, for the baby, the chances of respiratory infection are higher. This is primarily because respiration is triggered in babies by the contractions of labour, and when amniotic fluid is expelled from the lungs as the baby passes through the birth canal, processes which does not take place in a caesarean delivery. In the case of VBAC, the baby passes well through the birth canal which results in lesser neonatal breathing problems.
Hence, along with the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the National Institutes of Health also recommends VBAC for the women who have a low transverse uterine incision and no medical problem. Technologies like the fetal monitor help track the progress of labour and increases the success rate of VBAC. They also eliminate the complication of fetal distress. The process of VABC may involve the administration of medications to induce labour or improve contractions.
How Shall I Prepare for It?
You may be a little hesitant towards opting for a VBAC but rest assured that most women who have had a C-section can successfully deliver vaginally. After a thorough discussion with your doctor, you may take your time to get prepared for VBAC in the following suggested ways:
1. Speak to Your Doctor and Discuss Your Case
The doctor is the best person to find out whether you should go for it or not. Don’t shy away from voicing any concerns you may have and getting any doubts clarified
2. Get Updated about VBAC
You may read a lot on the internet and through journals and related studies. The more aware you are, the more confident you will be
3. Know Your Options
There are medicines available to stimulate labour and also epidurals and medication to manage labour pains. You must know that epidurals do not affect the chances of a successful VBAC. However, be aware that some medical studies have documented increased uterine rupture rates in women who undergo labour induction. Thus, you should discuss any possible complications of induction with your doctor.
4. Be Prepared
You can take classes on the childbirth especially relating to VBAC. They may guide you on the exercises to prepare for VBAC.
What is the VBAC Success Rate?
The VBAC success rate depends largely on factors including the following:
1. The Reason for Your Earlier C-Section
If you had a Caesarian delivery earlier because of a complicated reason like a uterine abnormality, then you may have to go for a Caesarian delivery again. But if your previous C-section was done because of a non-recurring and less severe issue like a low-lying placenta, etc., you can successfully opt for VBAC.
2. If You Have Had a Previous Vaginal Birth
If you have ever had a vaginal birth in any of your previous deliveries the chances of a successful VBAC increase. The chances are very bright and almost up to 80% if you've had one or more vaginal delivery in the past or especially if it was VBAC.
3. If Your Pregnancy is Not Complicated
if you already have problems in your ongoing pregnancy, then you may be prescribed to go for a Caesarean delivery by your doctor, but in the absence of any complications, the success rates of VBAC are high.
The chances of successful VBAC are low if you have given birth only by C-section delivery, or you had your BMI more than 30 at the start of the pregnancy. In these cases, the chance of a successful VBAC drops down below 40%.
For other specifications pertaining to your unique case, it is best to get in touch with your doctor to find out the expected VBAC success rate in your case.
Can I Have VBAC after 2 C-Sections?
VBAC can be successful for women who had one, two, or three C-sections in the past. The chances of VBAC after two C-sections are brighter if:
If the head of the baby is positioned down
The baby is not too large
If you have ever had a successful VBAC in the past
No serious medical problem in this pregnancy
Low transverse uterine incision
Labour beginning naturally
The due date has not already passed
No vertical incision
No history of uterine rupture
In any other case of complication, there are always increased VBAC risks after 2 C-sections, and your doctor may prescribe another Caesarean delivery for you.
How to Increase the Chances of VBAC?
You can always try to deliver you next baby naturally after one or more previous C-sections. Some suggested ways are:
Make sure that you conceive at such a time so that the delivery time is at least after 18 months of the previous C-section delivery
You must reduce your weight if you are already obese
Keep your BP within a recommended range. High BP can affect the success of the VBAC
Low-stress levels help. You must perform some relaxation or breathing exercises to prepare for VBAC.
You need to keep yourself patient and cheerful
Is It Possible to Have VBAC at Home?
Yes, you can have a VBAC delivery at your home in the presence of a midwife or a doctor. In fact, in some cases it may be a better option as it keeps the stress level low and gives better care. In addition, there is lesser risk of emotional dystocia, a condition where blood circulation in the placenta reduces as a result of a rise in catecholamines due to the mother’s emotional stress during labour.
But having a baby in the hospital has its own advantages and may have lesser VBAC complications due to the provision of continuous Electronic Fetal Monitoring (EFM), immediate scar treatment, etc. in the hospital.
It is best to get in touch with the doctor or an expert midwife to explore the chances of natural VBAC at home. They will be able to tell you if you are a good candidate for VBAC. Read more
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We all talk about being pregnant, but not all of us actually know what is in store for us to experience. I strongly feel being pregnant and being a mother are two beautiful experiences that every woman cherishes throughout her life.
Every woman is blessed irrespective of having a child or not! She remarked abruptly that you wouldn't comprehend how it feels when a baby is unwell. That sentence made me feel horrible, and I'll never forget it! A woman should never be criticised solely because she has or doesn't have a child! Regardless of her condition or situation, she is worthy of all respect. One may never know about her problems or obstacles, but she has the potential to be a wonderful mother in the future!
I had no complications but delivered a baby after almost five years, and we don't regret it. In fact, many of them these days don't plan, and we had nothing in mind too. Society has set the taboo of having a kid within two years post marriage. I firmly believe that everything in life has a specific time.
My first post is for all those trying to conceive or plan a new phase!
1. Please try to regulate your everyday schedule.
2. Sleep on time.
3. Eat as much healthy as possible.
4. If you get irregular periods, try to talk with a gynaecologist around.
5. Regulate the hormonal issues.
6. Keep a check on your ovulation phase.
7. Be happy, meditate, exercise or do yoga.
8. Use affirmations every single day.
9. Write positive affirmations on sticky notes and paste them into the places where you will see them every single day—for example, mirrors, above kitchen cabinets, near TV screens, refrigerators, etc.
10. Last but not least, don't be negative. This affects the mother most!
Let's respect every women's decision to grow in her personal or professional life! Let her be her leader.
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