source: https://goo.gl/VzkWud Post delivery, a mother's body requires various nutrients to recover from childbirth, aid lactation, and gain strength. Not just that the sleepless nights with a newborn can cause acidity. So one needs [...]
Ever woken up at 3 am with a baby on your lap with no idea how he got there? I have. I remember placing my son back in his crib in a daze, but [...]
As a mother of two, I always feel guilty I’m not doing enough. Are they eating properly? Do their shoes provide the right support? Are they hitting their milestones on time? It doesn’t matter [...]
I have a theory about kids. They make brilliant teachers. If you pay keen attention, you’ll notice their natural tendencies makes up what we call ‘hero material’ (no fear of failure, focus, keen observation, [...]
A new mother has to deal with round the clock demands of infant care. In the process, she is often sleep-deprived and fatigued. Infant care can be overwhelming at times. It is common to feel [...]
Postpartum depression (PPD) can occur to any new mother. There are various reasons that can cause PPD. Good news is that it is curable with the right guidance. Accepting the condition is the first step [...]
As a new mother are you experiencing hunger pangs, acidity, gassiness & feeling exhausted post delivery? These are common issues postpartum. Your body is recovering from childbirth & also in the constant milk production mode [...]
Childbirth brings with it a lot of hard work and sacrifice. Physical exhaustion is inevitable due to round-the-clock infant care, on-demand breastfeeding, sleep deprivation, etc.. Emotional draining happens due to sudden and 180-degree change in [...]
My baby girl loves her "dudu". Whether it is "Mamma dudu" or a glass of cow milk, she rarely (and I mean rarely) says no to "dudu". Every day when I pick her from daycare [...]
Tending to a baby is physically and emotionally demanding as well as time-consuming. It very often leads to gross attention deficit towards yourself. But keep reminding yourself that you are a mother, not a martyr. [...]
