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8 Indian Dinner Recipes your Baby Would Relish
Doctors recommend that babies should be fed exclusively with breast milk for the first six months of their life. Some mothers may feed their baby formula if they are unable to breastfeed their baby. Once your baby completes 6 months, you can start feeding her solids like fruit purees, dal, khichdi, etc. Babies can be fussy eaters and may not like the taste or texture of every food that you introduce to them. This article gives you dinner recipes for babies that are both flavourful and nutritious that your baby will surely like.
Babies should be introduced to solids slowly. Their food should not contain salt or sugar as these are bad for the baby’s health. You can use date puree or other fruit purees to sweeten foods and use spices like cardamom powder, cinnamon powder, cumin powder, coriander powder, ginger, etc. instead of salt and sugar to make the foods flavourful.
8 Indian Baby Dinner Ideas
We have a variety of baby food recipes in India that are both tasty and healthy. Many of these recipes have been handed down through generations. Here is a list of healthy and flavourful Indian recipes for babies:
1. Mashed and Pureed Fruit
This is the simplest thing to make for your baby. It is a great starter baby solid food. Fruits are wholesome, nutritious, and naturally sweet. They are also easily digested. Most babies love mashed or pureed fruit. Babies as young as 6-month-olds can easily digest this.
Ingredients
FruitS, like banana, pear, apple, peach, mango or avocado. You can also use dates, chickoo, and berries like strawberry, blueberry or raspberry.
Water, for boiling or a shallow pot with a steamer basket for steaming.
Blender
How To Make
Banana can be mashed or pureed with a blender directly and fed to the baby. It does not need steaming.
Apple and pear need to be steamed. Blueberries and other berries can be boiled in a small amount of water. Avocado can be served plain without steaming. To steam, boil water in a pot. Put the fruit pieces into a steamer basket, place it in the pot and close the lid for 7-10 minutes. If you do not have a steamer basket, just boil the fruit pieces with a bit of water until the fruit is soft and cooked.
After steaming or boiling the fruit, blend it in a food processor until it is a smooth puree. Feed it to the baby.
You can try various combinations of fruit like apple and banana, apple and peach, banana and berries, avocado and banana or apple and dates.
2. Oatmeal With Fruit
Oatmeal is a very safe and nutritious food for babies starting solids. Oats contain calcium, B-complex vitamins, protein, and fibre. Fruits are excellent sources of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that are essential for good health.
Ingredients
Powdered rolled oats
Pureed fruit like banana or apple
Water
A pinch of powdered cardamom for flavouring (optional)
How To Make
Add the water and oats powder together into a pan and cook over a low flame for about 8 minutes.
Stir continuously to avoid lumps.
Once it has finished cooking, remove it from the stove and let it cool down.
Mix in the fruit puree and add a tiny pinch of powdered cardamom if you want to make it more flavourful.
The oatmeal with fruit is ready for your baby.
3. Ragi Porridge
Ragi or finger millet is a whole grain that contains several nutrients that are beneficial for a growing baby. Ragi is high in calcium. It also contains iron and B-vitamins. Ragi contains around 80% of carbohydrates which provides energy to your active, growing baby. Ragi is also a good source of proteins and dietary fibre.
Ingredients
½ teaspoon ghee
A pinch of cardamom
Pureed dates or ½ teaspoon grated jaggery for sweetening
1 tablespoon ragi flour
Water
How To Make
Add the ragi flour to the water and mix thoroughly to make sure there are no lumps.
Add the ghee to a pan and melt on a low flame.
Add the ragi mixture to the pan and cook it on low flame, stirring continuously.
Add the powdered cardamom.
Once cooked, remove it from the heat and allow it to cool.
You can mix it in some fruit puree to this porridge if you wish.
Feed it to the baby.
4. Red Lentil Soup with Vegetables
Red lentils (Masoor Dal) are high in protein and fibre. Red lentils cook really quickly. Red lentil is also easily digested by babies. The vegetables in the soup provide other valuable nutrients like vitamins and minerals that are essential for the healthy growth and development of your infant or toddler.
Ingredients
½ an onion, finely chopped
1 small carrot, diced
1 small sweet potato, cubed
½ teaspoon ghee
Water
2 tablespoons of masoor dal
How To Make
Add the ghee to a pan and heat on low flame.
Add the onion and sauté until transparent.
Add the carrot and sweet potato and sauté for a few minutes.
Add the masoor dal and water. Bring to a boil.
Cook for at least 20 minutes until the dal is completely done and the vegetables are soft.
Puree this soup in a food processor until it is smooth.
Feed the delicious lentil soup to your baby.
5. Dal, Rice and Carrot Khichdi
This makes a tasty and healthy dinner for a 1-year-old baby. You can add other vegetables like spinach or potatoes to the khichdi. The khichdi is a wholesome and balanced meal as it contains proteins from dal, carbohydrates from rice, and vitamins and minerals from the vegetables. The turmeric contains antioxidants and bioactive compounds that have anti-inflammatory and healing properties. Turmeric also has anti-microbial properties and help the baby fight viral and bacterial infections.
Ingredients
3 tablespoons moong dal
A pinch of turmeric
3 tablespoons of rice
1 small carrot, diced
Water
½ teaspoon ghee
How To Make
Wash the rice and dal together and then put it for soaking. It should take about 90 minutes to do the same.
Put the rice and dal along with carrots, turmeric, and water into a pressure cooker.
Cook the khichdi for about 4 whistles until it is soft and mushy.
Allow it to cool and feed it to the baby.
You can temper the khichdi with mustard and cumin seeds for babies older than 1 year.
6. Rice Porridge
Rice is very safe and extremely gentle on your baby’s stomach as it is very easily digested. Rice is rich in B-complex vitamins, carbohydrates and proteins. Feeding a baby rice porridge will give the baby an immediate energy boost.
Ingredients
3 tablespoons rice
Water or milk (If the baby is less than 1 year old, use formula or breast milk instead of milk.)
Powdered cardamom for flavouring
Pureed dates or ½ teaspoon jaggery for sweetness
How To Make
Pressure cook the rice with milk or water for 3 to 4 whistles until it is soft and mushy.
Add the cardamom powder and jaggery and blend the mixture until smooth.
Feed the rice porridge to the baby.
7. Vegetable Soup
Vegetable soup is very nutritious and flavourful. You can enhance the flavour using a tiny pinch of asafoetida, cumin powder or coriander powder. This soup is made of vegetables like carrot, spinach, potatoes, and beans. Spinach is very beneficial for babies as it contains a great source of iron, folate, vitamins A, C, K and B-complex, dietary fibre, potassium, phosphorous, and calcium.
Ingredients
½ a carrot
5-6 Spinach leaves
1 baby potato
2-3 beans
A teaspoonful of peas
1 clove of garlic
Water
½ teaspoon ghee
How To Make
Chop all vegetables and put it in a pressure cooker along with water.
Cook for 4 whistles until vegetables are soft.
Add the ghee and blend the mixture until smooth.
Feed your baby this tasty vegetable soup.
8. Mixed Multigrain Porridge
As this porridge is made of various whole grains, it is very high in nutritional content and is beneficial for your growing baby. You can make the multigrain porridge powder in a larger quantity and store it in an airtight container for a month. A few tablespoons of this powdered multigrain mix can be used to make the porridge whenever you need to feed the baby. You can make both a sweet version and a savoury version of the porridge mix. The combination of lentils, rice and wheat, make this porridge a good balance of proteins and carbohydrates. The nuts provide vitamins, minerals and dietary fibre.
Ingredients
1 cup green gram dal
½ cup yellow moong dal
1 ½ cups Rice
½ cup dariya (roasted gram dal)
7-8 cashew nuts
1 cup barley
½ teaspoon Caraway seeds (Ajwain)
7-8 almonds
1 teaspoon Cumin seeds (Jeera)
1 cup dalia (broken wheat)
1 cup masoor dal
1 cup urad dal (whole black lentils)
Powdered cardamom for a sweet version
1 teaspoon salt for the savoury version
How To Make
Dry roast all the ingredients until they are slightly golden brown.
Allow them to cool.
Next, you can add powdered cardamom if you want to make a sweet porridge mix or you can add salt if you want to make a savoury porridge mix.
Grind the roasted ingredients into powder using a mixer.
Sieve it to make sure the porridge mix is a smooth powder.
Store in an airtight container for up to a month.
To make the porridge, mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of this powder with water.
Cook this in a pan on low flame while stirring continuously to ensure that it does not get lumpy.
Once cooked, take it off the heat and allow it to cool.
Add fruit puree for a sweet porridge.
You can add vegetable puree for a savoury porridge.
Mix in ½ a teaspoon of ghee.
Feed your baby this nutritious porridge.
Babies and toddlers can be really fussy eaters. So, try a new food 3 to 4 times to see if they like the taste and texture. Babies less than a year old should not get more than 1 g per day of added salt from their food. So, use spices and herbs to flavour the food instead of salt. Sugar is also not good for babies.
You can use pureed dates or other fruits to sweeten the food. You can use honey for babies that are older than 1 year. Follow the 3-day-rule by introducing new foods slowly and increase the quantity every day. Give the baby 1 tablespoon on day 1, 2 tablespoons on day 2, and 3 tablespoons on day 3 to make sure she likes the food and is not allergic to it. For babies that are 1 year or older, you can try foods like lentil dosas, carrot and sooji idlis, oats upma, methi parathas, and oats and banana pancakes with egg. Using Indian spices and herbs to flavour the baby food will enhance the taste and your baby will surely relish it.
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10 Delicious Snack Recipes to Spice up Your Kitty Party
Kitty parties are a popular way for ladies to socialise and mingle. It is really fun organising a kitty party for your gang. You pick a theme, select interesting games and think of gift and prizes. Forget something? Yes, the snacks! A lip-smacking menu is all you need to make a kitty party a raving success.
10 Mouth-watering Kitty Party Snack Recipes
Here are some exclusive and delicious kitty party snack ideas for your guests to have an unforgettable time.
1. Oats Cutlet
These healthy oat cutlets are not only easy to prepare but equally delicious as well.
Prep Time
About 15 minutes
Ingredients
Two medium-sized potatoes (mashed)
Half a cup of grated paneer
A quarter cup of grated carrots
Coriander leaves
A cup of oats
Two teaspoons red chilli powder
A teaspoon garam masala
Lime juice
Salt to taste
Oil for frying
How to Make
Take a large bowl and add the mashed potatoes, grated paneer and grated carrots.
Combine them properly.
Next, add oats and chopped coriander leaves.
Sprinkle the garam masala, red chilli powder and salt.
Add the lime juice. You need not add water.
Hand mix all the ingredients well to get a smooth dough.
Shape the dough into small flat discs.
Grab a pan and pour some oil.
Place it over medium heat and allow it to get hot.
Roll each disc in oats before shallow frying it in the oil.
Serve the oats cutlets with some mint-coriander chutney.
2. Stuffed Capsicum Parcels
For vegetarian snacks, you can opt for stuffed capsicum parcels. These gorgeous stuffed parcels are a definite crowd-pleaser and the ideal snack for your kitty party.
Prep Time
About 30 minutes
Ingredients
For the outer covering -
A cup of all-purpose flour (maida)
A teaspoon oil
Half a teaspoon salt
For the Stuffing -
A cup of chopped capsicum
A quarter cup of chopped onions
Quarter cup paneer (crumbled)
A teaspoon of ginger-garlic paste
Green chillies (chopped) as per preference
Three tablespoons of Schezwan sauce
Salt and pepper to taste
Oil for frying
How to Make
In a large bowl add salt, flour, and a teaspoon of oil.
Add water and mix well to knead the flour into a dough.
Take a pan and pour some oil.
Heat it over medium flame and add ginger-garlic paste and green chillies.
Sauté it for a minute.
Next, add onions and capsicum followed by Schezwan sauce.
Add crumbled paneer, salt, pepper and toss to combine properly.
Turn off the heat and keep aside.
Split the dough into small portions. Roll them out in the form of small discs.
Stuff each disc with the mixture of paneer and capsicum.
Fold them into half and seal the edges by applying little water.
You can make a pattern on the edges by pressing a fork.
Shallow-fry the discs until golden brown.
Serve them with either ketchup or chutney.
3. Paneer Swasthik
For kitty party snacks, Indian dishes are the way to go! You can enliven your kitty party with these amazing paneer starters that your guests are sure to relish.
Prep Time
About 35 minutes
Ingredients
200 grams paneer (cottage cheese)
Two tablespoons Maida
Three tablespoons cornflour
Two tablespoons besan (gram flour)
Quarter teaspoon turmeric powder
Half teaspoon black pepper
One and a half teaspoons red chilli powder
Green chillies (chopped)
Few pods of garlic (chopped)
A teaspoon grated ginger
A tablespoon chilli sauce
Ten to twelve cashew nuts (coarsely crushed)
Salt to taste
Oil for frying
Coriander leaves for garnishing
How to Make
Slice paneer into thin, long cubes.
In a bowl, mix besan, maida, cornflour, turmeric powder and salt.
Add water to make a thick paste.
Transfer the paneer cubes into the paste and mix properly so that all the cubes get coated.
Heat oil in a handi or a pan over medium heat.
Drop the cubes one by one into the oil and deep fry.
Next, drain the cubes and place them on a plate.
Take another pan and pour some oil.
Add chopped garlic, grated ginger, sliced green chillies, chilli sauce and cashew nut powder.
Sauté all the ingredients for a few seconds.
Add the fried paneer pieces.
Sprinkle some pepper and salt.
Mix well and cook for about a minute.
Turn off the heat. Adjust the salt and chilli sauce as per taste.
Insert a toothpick through each paneer piece.
Garnish with coriander leaves before serving them with tomato ketchup.
4. Corn Flakes Bhel
This wonderful snack will surely be a massive hit with your guests as it is a real tongue-tickler with its tangy and spicy flavours.
Prep Time
About 10 minutes
Ingredients Needed
Two cups corn flakes
An onion (finely chopped)
A tomato (finely chopped)
Green chillies as desired
Lemon juice
A teaspoon chat masala
A teaspoon red chilli powder
A tablespoon tamarind chutney
A tablespoon mint chutney
Salt to taste
Sev
Coriander leaves for garnishing
How to Make
Take a large bowl and add chopped tomatoes, onions, tamarind chutney and green chutney.
In that sprinkle some lemon juice, salt and chat masala.
Combine all the ingredients well.
Next, add crunchy corn flakes and mix properly.
Garnish with coriander leaves and sev.
Serve before it gets soggy.
5. Chicken Pizza
If you wish to include some heavy snacks in your kitty party menu, then chicken pizza can be a great option. This yummy thin crust pizza can be made on a stove and is guaranteed to be a savoury delight for all your guests.
Prep Time
About 30 minutes
Ingredients
A cup of plain flour (about 250 grams)
Half teaspoon dry yeast
Quarter teaspoon sugar
Quarter teaspoon salt
Three-fourths cup warm water
A cup of grated mozzarella cheese
A tablespoon pizza sauce
A cup of mixed vegetables (red and green bell peppers, onions, tomatoes) for topping
Cooked chicken pieces
Oregano
Chilli flakes
How to Make
Combine yeast, sugar and warm water. Keep the mixture aside for about 10 minutes.
In another bowl mix plain flour and salt.
Add the yeast mix to it gradually and knead suitably to make a dough which is neither very sticky nor too tight.
Flatten the dough to form a thin base.
Take a nonstick pan and grease it with some oil.
Put the flattened base in the pan.
Spread the pizza sauce and scatter grated cheese over it.
Add the mixed vegetables and chicken pieces.
Sprinkle some oregano and chilli flakes.
Again, spread grated cheese on top.
Place the non-stick pan on medium flame for about two minutes. Lower the flame and cover the pan with a lid.
Cook for around 10 to 15 minutes.
Cut the pizza into slices before serving.
6. Crispy Corn
This super-easy snack can be prepared in no time and is a sheer indulgence for all food-lovers.
Prep Time
About 20 minutes
Ingredients
A cup of sweet corn
Two tablespoons all-purpose flour
Two tablespoons corn flour
Half teaspoon ginger-garlic paste
Pepper and salt to taste
Oil
For tempering
Green chillies (chopped)
Quarter cup spring onions
Quarter cup tomato sauce
A teaspoon vinegar
A tablespoon chilli sauce
A teaspoon soy sauce
Three pods of garlic (finely chopped)
Oil
Salt to taste
How to Make
In a bowl, mix cornflour, all-purpose flour, pepper, salt and some water.
Pour some oil in a pan and put it on medium heat.
Add the corn to the heated oil and deep-fry them till they become golden brown.
Drain and keep aside.
Take another pan and add some oil.
Put it on medium flame and add garlic, green chillies, spring onions.
Sauté them for a minute.
Add chilli sauce, tomato sauce, vinegar, soy sauce, fried corn, salt and toss them well to mix.
Serve right away.
7. Chocolate and Walnut Cake
This moist, incredibly soft cake topped with chocolate frosting is sure to tantalise your guests’ taste buds!
Prep Time
About 40 minutes
Ingredients
Four eggs
100 grams butter
100 grams cooking chocolate
20 grams sugar
50 grams walnuts (coarsely crushed)
For frosting
50 grams whipped cream
100 grams dark chocolate
How to Make
Combine eggs and sugar in a big bowl.
Melt the butter and to that, add chocolate, walnuts and mix well.
Pour the chocolate mix into the egg-sugar combination.
Transfer the mixture into a greased silicone mould.
Place the mould in a preheated oven.
Bake for 35 minutes at 170 degrees.
To make chocolate frosting, add cream to a pan.
Place the pan on medium heat and allow the cream to boil.
Add chocolate and blend properly.
Upon cooling, pour the ganache over the cake.
Garnish with nuts or chocolate chips.
8. Dumplings
These steamed dumplings stuffed with vegetables can be an ideal, healthy kitty party snack.
Prep Time
About 45 minutes
Ingredients
A cup of all-purpose flour
A teaspoon oil
Water to knead
Salt to taste
For stuffing
Quarter cup chopped onions
Quarter cup chopped carrots
Quarter cup chopped capsicum
Quarter cup chopped beans
Quarter cup chopped spring onions
Half cup chopped cabbage
Four pods of garlic (minced)
A tablespoon oil
A teaspoon soya sauce
A teaspoon vinegar
A teaspoon chilli sauce
Salt and pepper to taste
How to Make
Combine all-purpose flour, salt and oil. Knead them by using little water to get a soft dough.
Cover and set aside for about an hour.
Heat some oil in a big pan.
Add garlic, onions and cook for a minute.
Next, add all the vegetables and sauté for about 5 minutes on medium heat.
Add chilli sauce, soya sauce, vinegar, salt, pepper and mix well.
Turn off the heat and add the spring onions.
Split the dough into equal portions (small round balls).
Dust each dough ball in flour and flatten it using a roller to form a circle of around 3 to 4 inches.
Place adequate stuffing in the centre and lift the edges to join them together.
Arrange the dumplings on the steaming plate and steam for about 10 minutes or till they appear shiny and translucent.
9. Pani Puri
This innovative snack will be hard-to-resist and is sure to vanish in seconds!
Prep Time
About 15 minutes
Ingredients
Small puris
Two potatoes (boiled and cubed)
50 grams boiled Kala Chana
A tablespoon dhania powder
A tablespoon chilli powder
Sweet tamarind chutney
Yoghurt
Salt to taste
How to Make
For the filling, mix Kala chana, potatoes, salt, chilli powder, dhania powder, tamarind chutney and yoghurt.
Crack open the puris from one side.
Stuff the puris with some filling.
Serve right away.
10. Nachos and Salsa
Treat your guests to this delectable Mexican snack for them to remember for times to come!
Prep Time
About 10 minutes
Ingredients
500 grams nachos
100 grams grated cheese
Two tomatoes (chopped)
An onion (chopped)
Lime juice
Coriander leaves
Green chillies (chopped)
How to Make
In a large bowl, mix chopped tomatoes, diced onions, lime juice, green chillies and coriander leaves to prepare the salsa.
Arrange the nachos on a baking tray and spread the salsa over them.
Sprinkle grated cheese and put the baking tray in a preheated oven for 3 to 4 minutes or till the cheese melts.
Serve hot.
When it comes to throwing a party, the quest to be different and to do something new that has never been done before always remains. To come up with a delightful menu can be quite challenging. You can always plan the eatables around the chosen theme of your kitty party or simply give a spin to easy recipes with some inventive thinking.
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Mazikeen Name Meaning and Origin
Of Hebrew origin, Mazikeen is usually a female name, meaning 'Those Who Do Harm.' Rooted in history, Mazikeen were small demons who created great dangers and annoyances in Jewish mythology. Mazikeen is the Anglicized version of the Hebrew name Mazikin, meaning "those who harm." Mazikeen is a pop culture character in the DC Universe and made popular by the TV series Lucifer in which Mazakeen is the beautiful demon ally to Lucifer. Its short-form Maze is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means "honor," "respect," "love," or "affection." Maze with an accent is a habitational name from a place in Maine-et-Loire, named in Latin as Masiacum, the 'estate of Masius.'
What Does Mazikeen Mean?
The meaning of Mazikeen is "harmful spirits" in Hebrew. The Hebrew term mazzikin, found in the Talmud, refers to the tiny invisible demons corresponding to the Arabian Jinns, who were agents of magic and enchantment. They are strong and powerful "damagers" or "those who harm."
Origin
Neil Gaiman used the name for the first time for a character in his comic book Sandman, which now appears on the famous mystery TV show Lucifer. Mazikeen is a wrathful and ruthless bodyguard of Lucifer, who seemingly doesn't feel emotional pain. The name's inspiration came from the Hebrew term Mazzikin, which refers to sinister invisible spirits one encounters in daily life.
Gender
Female
Pronunciation
Ma-ze-keen
Syllables
3 syllables
Length/Letter
8 letters
Name Variations/Spellings
Mazikeen name variations have no alternatives in other languages. However, its pet form, Maze, can be translated as Labyrinth that has interesting forms in other cultures and countries. The maze represents a complex passageway between walls or hedges. It is designed to confuse people who try to find their way through it, often as a form of amusement. Some other spellings for Mazikeen that may highlight the cultural significance of the name in other languages:
Name
Origin
Labirint
Albanian
Labirinto
Basque
Lavirint
Bosnian
Laberint
Catalan
Labyrint
Danish
Labyrinthe
French
Labirinto
Galician
Labirintus
Hungarian
Labirinto
Italian
Labirint
Maltese
Labyrint
Norwegian
Labirint
Slovenian
How Popular Is the Name Mazikeen?
Since 2016, Mazikeen has been used in the United States, with over 35 girls given the name in the past 200 years. However, the Mazikeen popularity index for a baby name was the highest in 2020, when its usage increased by 100%. Mazikeen was #1296 on the baby names popularity charts in the US in 2020. This year, seven babies were given the name, beginning the slow but steady journey to make the Mazikeen baby name ranking reach its peak.
Interest in Mazikeen - Worldwide
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Search trends for the name Mazikeen have recorded a consistent search value of over 5, reaching 100 in May 2019 over the last ten years. The lowest value was recorded in January 2016 at 2.
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Over the last decade, search trends for the name Mazikeen have recorded a consistent search value of over 1, reaching 100 in August 2020. The lowest value was recorded at 1 numerous times.
Popularity of the name Mazikeen
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Where Is the Name Most Searched?
Search trends of Mazikeen Worldwide
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Search trends show that the name Mazikeen has been searched the most in the Philippines in the last ten years, followed by Mauritius, Trinidad & Tobago, South Africa, and Australia. With more than 86 percent of the population of the Philippines being Roman Catholic, this name of Hebrew origin has become very popular amongst there.
Search trends of Mazikeen in the US
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Florida has led the search trends among the sub-regions of the US for the name Mazikeen over the last ten years. New Mexico, Arkansas, Hawaii, Montana, and West Virginia have secured the top 5 positions.
Middle Names That Go With Mazikeen
A child's middle name is an opportunity for a parent to express their style and even be a little more daring since you won't likely use it daily. Here are some double names with Mazikeen that can be coordinated to upgrade its style quotient:
Avarie
Eziyah
Jorley
Amelah
Clarinda
Vangey
Auberta
Kanilah
Jazzleen
Jasmira
Ritamae
Shermia
Epimenia
Teneha
Rosslynn
Kellina
Kermina
Adreena
Lauraanne
Nayelis
Brooklyn
Cezanne
Famous People Named Mazikeen
Celebrities who rule the limelight for their professional achievements get unlimited public attention who look up to them for inspiration. While there are hardly any celebrities bearing the name, here are some of the popular personalities named Mazikeen from a pop culture whose name can bring in good luck and fame for your child:
Celebrity Name
Profession/Famous For
Mazikeen
Character in American versions of DC Comics
Mazikeen 'Maze' Smith
Character in Neil Gaimen's Book Sandman
Similar Names & Last Names
Baby names like Mazikeen aren't exactly mainstream, but they follow unique styles that rise to prominence. Family names for Mazikeen can be a way to keep family ties, establish a family tree and pass it down for generations. Here are some of the other names for Mazikeen that can sound equally appealing but are modern versions of the given name.
Other Baby Names
Suitable Family Names
Maz
Elberg
Mileena
Elkin
Axle
Brownfield
Embelia
Bronston
Hanzo
Arnold
Equinox
Gabel
Carlena
Freidman
Reynelle
Ford
Roselynn
Burns
Kellina
David
Jaxyn
Glassberg
Names That Sound Like Mazikeen
Names that rhyme with Mazikeen can be based on similar alphabets or a common theme like nature, musical notes, or mythology. Some parents even choose names according to the syllable corresponding to their birth star. Here are some names that may go well together with Mazikeen:
Aberdeen
Ameen
Arsheen
Karolyn
Amir
Kobie
Rhaven
Jacari
Templeton
Maxine
Maxim
Maxima
Mohsen
Michigan
Meaghan
Macon
Mason
Michon
Mckenna
Maegan
Sibling Names Related to Mazikeen
Sibling name combos sound perfect together within a family unit due to their matching sound or meanings. Some of these names can be super rare, while others are incredibly common. Here are some of the sibling names that go with Mazikeen that can flow beautifully together without affecting their identity:
Sister Names for Mazikeen
Brother Names for Mazikeen
Lilith
Malcolm
Keziah
Oliver
Lydia
Dallas
Harmony
Tom
Jade
Shane
Ruby
Nolan
Josephine
Amon
Rachel
Alijah
Juliet
Benjamin
Simone
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Nicknames for Mazikeen
Nicknames are adorable substitutes of the formal name that might sound downright non-sensical, whacky, or funny but would highlight the best character traits of a child. Here are some of the most adorable nicknames for the name Mazikeen that may sound as cute as your little munchkin.
Maze
Harley Queen
Mazi
Tony
Mazie
Lucifer
Dark Shadow
Exito
Thunderbeat
Mazakeen
Killer
Wizard
Black Panther
Maze Team
Nightblade
Maziana
Mazen
Mazianni
Mazr
Mazicrazi
Mazekeen
Mazibo
Depending on how the meaning of the name is interpreted, Mazikeen can be full of potential. Mazikeen is an unusual name for parents who want to follow the sci-fi trend or name their child after a beautiful, strong, and trustworthy demon. These unique qualities of the name can put it back on-trend as a popular choice for baby girls.
Sources/References
Social Security Administration: https://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/babyname.cgi
Mazikeen Name Popularity in the United States: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=2011-01-01%202021-04-11&geo=US&q=mazikeen
Mazikeen Name Popularity Across The World: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=2011-01-01%202021-04-11&q=mazikeen
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School is an important milestone for every child. If you are one of the lucky parents your child may go to school happily. But if your child is a typical preschooler, you may have a tough road to walk on. It will be easier if you prepare yourself and your child for the same beforehand.
Prepare Yourself
Parents know that they have to send their kid in big world alone one day but still fear of child's safety keeps on revolving in their minds. So better prepare yourself for this new beginning and find a school that meets your needs to the best. Your may experience anxiety and overwhelming emotions when you leave your crying kid at school but believe me this phase will pass as soon as both you and your kid adapts to new routine.
Prepare Your kid
It may be a stressful situation for a small child to leave their parents and home for spending time somewhere else. So start telling him about school and all the fun he will have at the school. How his life change for good? Keep on explaining kid about all the good things about school. They may not understand it completely but it can give them idea about a new phase of their life.
Work on Language of Kids
Preschool kids are very small having small skills of communication. Work on their language and teach them simple communication sentences so that they can tell their needs to you and staff at school. For example you can teach them to say 'I want ...' for asking for things.
No Comparison
Every child is different and so is their performance and behaviour at school. Don't compare your kid to others at school. Let him enjoy and adapt to new chapter of his life with ease. He will eventually running race of life in the years ahead. No comparison strategy will also give you peace of mind to concentrate on removing any difficulty faced by your child in school.
Most importantly be a pillar of strength for your child in the new journey of his life. Be there always for him so that he can count on you every time he needs you.
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