Suggest some short reel topics(1 line) on any mistakes to avood in kids in my pediatrics page(mistakes more found seen in kerala)

Here are short reel topic ideas on common parenting mistakes seen frequently in Kerala:

🍼 Feeding & Nutrition
  1. Force-feeding your child — why it backfires
  2. Giving kanji (rice gruel) too early before 6 months
  3. Adding salt & sugar to baby food before age 1
  4. Replacing meals with biscuits, chips & packaged snacks
  5. Too much fruit juice instead of whole fruit
  6. Giving cow's milk as the main drink before age 1
😴 Sleep 7. Co-sleeping habits that risk infant suffocation 8. Rocking baby to sleep every time — the dependency trap 9. Letting screen time replace bedtime routines
📱 Screen & Behaviour 10. Using mobile/tablet to distract a toddler during meals 11. Screen time under age 2 — what it does to speech development 12. Comparing your child to cousins or classmates openly
💊 Medicine & Health 13. Giving antibiotics without a prescription for every cold 14. Stopping antibiotics midway because "baby looks better" 15. Self-medicating with leftover syrups from older siblings 16. Skipping vaccines because of online myths 17. Using gripe water or home remedies for colic in newborns
🛁 Safety 18. Leaving a baby unattended on beds or elevated surfaces 19. Giving small round foods (grapes, nuts) to toddlers — choking risk 20. Not using a car seat — "just a short trip" excuse
🧠 Development 21. Ignoring speech delay — "he'll talk when ready" myth 22. Not reading/talking to infants because "they don't understand" 23. Pulling a toddler by the wrist — nursemaid's elbow risk
🌿 Traditional Practices (Kerala-specific) 24. Applying kajal (kohl) in newborn eyes — lead toxicity risk 25. Oil massage + sun exposure in newborns — when it goes wrong 26. Giving honey to babies under 1 — botulism risk 27. Tight swaddling (wrapping legs straight) — hip dysplasia risk 28. Giving navara or other herbal waters to newborns

These cover high-engagement, relatable topics for Kerala parents and are medically relevant for a pediatrics page. Short, myth-busting reels on these tend to perform well regionally.
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