Hi no give cow milk after 1 year of age and give formula milk and semisolid food both along with breastmilk till age of 1 yr

Ya can give...
Rather than milk,you can go with sambar idli with less spice, adding ghee enhances more taste,and your baby likes it...

Slowly decrease cartoons , divert mind while eating thru toys , picture books , showing outside .Give little food in seperate bowl for self feeding

Start giving homemade chips, fryums...thry like the taste and will chew...
You too show how to chew,eat infront of your baby,
Give some food in small plate,it will be a practice of self feeding...
Gradually you can give small pieces of chapathi,idli,dosa...

You can start semi-solid foods from 6 months...
Till that continue bm...

Initially start with dal water,rice water,fruit purees, gradually go with simple homemade porridges...along with bm or fm...

That is completely fine as long as your child is active. Towards the end of the first year, weight gain is slow primarily because your child is more active. Since he is still eating well there is nothing to be concerned about at this point. Continue feeding regularly.

Biscuits and food with too many spices are not advisable for your little one. Since most of these are processed they contain ingredients that are not considered healthy for your child. Try to prepare most of the food at home. Avoid giving anything that is packed or boxed. Fresh ingredients with little spices are the best.

Happy Birthday to your little boy!
Yes after he completes one year you can start cow milk. You can continue breastfeeding if you are comfortable with it. Additionally some fruits like bananas and the pulps of other fruits he can have without actually boiling them. Rice, cereals, oats etc can be continued. Avoid cooking his food in oil, reduce salt and spice content. Try to give more natural types of food. If you start something new, watch out for a reaction to the food.

The milk is fine that you are giving her. Even cow milk should be alright at this time. If you observe that she is choking with big chunks of food, try to cut the food up and also monitor her while she is eating. Teach her how to eat slowly.

It is a common complaint that as children get older they eat less, and for parents, they happen to be losing weight. This is primarily because they are more active and tend to eat less. Try to feed your daughter something to eat every two hours. Teach her how to eat on her own. Give her oats, rice, all fruits and veggies, sandwiches, milkshakes and fresh juices. Try to give her different things to eat at each meal and change the menu on a daily basis, this way your child would be more interested in eating.