Kid's tiffin ideas

 1. Washed poha, rawa, curd, water. Mix, keep it for 15 mins, add salt, coriander powder, turmeric, salt, make chilla. 

2. Cheese Sauce dosa

3.  Aloo Onion sandwich 

4. Sooji chilla

5. Garlic onion spinach rice

6. Corn rice

7. Soaked green moong daal appe

8.Oats water cooked sprout chilla

9. Bread dahi cutlet - bread, water curd, potato carrot mix, make tikki, put bread crumbs, shallow fry 

10. Mix dal chilla

11. 

Loose motions in kids

 Below are some home remedies

1. 6 spoon sugar, 1 spoon water - mix it and when it melts add a drop of lemon. Make them eat this.

2. One spoon of tea leaves with water if the kid can drink.

3. Maida, raw bread, banana 

4. Khichdi with more rice , less dal

5. Give probiotics like butter milk, yakult.

6. Give barley water

Winter stuff to buy in Canada

1. Buy fleece pants for women

 https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0BCG3W823/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

2. Fleecy lining pants for kids: 

 https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08C7J9PR5/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=AYR9VDKWSN8WN&psc=1

Things to consider while buying a car in Canada

Some tips - 

1. Before buying get an inspection done by a mechanic. They usually take 100 dollars for doing so. 

2. Also check the market rate of the car on Kelly blue book. Many online tools have fair evaluation. I think auto trader has it as well. Check there.

3. Check miles or Km. Don't confuse the reading with it.

For used car - there is canadadrives as the online market place - no negotiation, 7 day no questions asked return. 

But you don't get to test drive the car ahead of time. That's a negative. 

And you'll have to buy an insurance, which doesn't get refunded ofcourse. 

Then there are dealerships. Every car dealership will have used cars - No restriction like Toyota dealership will only have toyota cars etc. Anyone can sell any car to them and they sell it forward. 

Then there are individual sellers as well. Autotrader is the rich market place to hunt all kinds of listings - private/ dealers all. 

fb marketplace/ craigslist for individual ones too. 

It is a time consuming process though. Unless you are a car expert, it is difficult to judge the car quality. 

Canada drives offers free carfax report - which gives the ownership and service history of the car - so thats a good benefit to have. 

If you want to go for a second hand car, put in the time to do the research around what you want and then reach out to dealers / canada drives who have that car.