Pap can be made from different grains, maize, sorghum e.t.c. And each grain has different nutritional content of its own. Grains contain mainly carbohydrate.

Guinea corn is very high in nutrients containing protein, fibre, calcium, phosphorous, iron, potassium. to retain the nutrients, do not oven dry.

Furthermore, always endeavour to fortify the pap with age appropriate milk to increase nutrient content for your baby.

For pap processing; You can either use corn, millet or guinea corn. Do not combine when introducing newly so as to be sure your baby doesn't react to any, you can combine later after allergy have been ruled out. Though it's not advisable nutrition wise to combine since they are all carbohydrates and from the same class of food.
You can also prepare soya bean powder separately to go with the pap

It is not advisable to use glucose in children's pap, an age appropriate formula should be used.

Also as regards to sugar , YES YOU CAN BUT NOT RECOMMENDED. THE LESS WHITE SUGAR THE BABY DOES THE BETTER. JUST USE APPROPRIATE INFANT FORMULA TO SWEETEN THE PAP

No need to add sugar, you can sweeten it with an age appropriate formula

Kindly use your expressed Breast milk with the pap and breastfeed regularly too.

You should give pap with any age appropriate formular. You can add little sugar but if possible avoid it.

Nothing is the problem.

Patience is needed when introducing food to babies. Kindly note that your baby can also eat regular family food in soft form.

Yes, you can add it to the pap.

No, do not add glucose to your baby’s pap rather use only age (6 - 12 months) appropriate formula.

It is okay as long as the child
tolerates it.

You can cook it, especially if fortifying it with other food items like crayfish and the likes.

Can you describe the poo, texture and color?

I recommend formula or milk, However, there is no law that says you can not just add sparingly just to give a taste for babies who will not take ordinary pap. MODERATION IS THE KEYWORD......

Feeding is one of a parent’s most important jobs. It is how we help our children grow healthy and strong.
But mealtimes are about much more than food. Meal and snack times give you a chance to help your baby or toddler:
• Learn healthy eating habits
• Feel important and loved
• Feel understood and respected
• Trust that others will care for her
• Feel good about her body

Ma'am, the most important thing is to ensure that your child is fed with balanced meals.

Bad breath or "Halitosis" in children can occur due to several reasons like poor oral hygiene, mouth breathing, tooth decay, gum disease, infections in the mouth, bacteria on the tongue, dry mouth, tonsil stones, foreign objects in the nose and some medical conditions.