Childbirth and after

A baby, and a first baby at that, is one of the most fulfilling experiences in a woman's life. Having gone through nine months ....more >>

Most women dread the idea of getting pregnant only because they fear it would wreak havoc on their skin. All those stretch marks they keep hearing about from friends.... more >>

Is your bundle of joy giving you nightmares? Staying awake, sleeping late, calling, crying. Expecting to be waited upon. more>>

Hinduism and Zorastrianism have several striking similarities. Both are Aryan faiths and originate from common sources. more >>

RDS is a common problem in premature babies. more>>

According to the fitness experts, babies do not move enough today. This is because we overdress them, tuck them into cribs and carrycots most of the time and pick them up as soon as they cry. more>>

A baby who is truly ready to wean will almost always do so gradually, over a period of weeks or months. If your baby or toddler has been breastfeeding well and suddenly goes on a 'nursing strike', be patient. Most nursing strikes are over in a couple of days, with the baby back to breast feeding. more>>

Mothers throughout history have always known and research now shows, that babies are the happiest, healthiest and smartest, if they are kept in close contact with their mothers or another family member most of the time. more>>

Colostrum is the first milk your breasts produce in the early days of breastfeeding. This special milk is low in fat and high in carbohydrates, protein and antibodies, all of which keep your baby healthy. more>>

There are many advantages to breastfeeding your baby - many more than can be listed here! more>>

As long as the mother and the baby wish to breastfeed. more>>

Every baby is different! Some babies seem to need to nurse constantly, while others take a gap for longer times between feedings. more>>

This is a common breastfeeding concern. Many women wonder if their experiences are within the 'normal' range. Here are some common concerns: more>>

You will need special care for the first 2 weeks after the birth of your baby. Your doctor will have routine checks done on you and your baby.In the first few days you might suffer from what is called postnatal depression and feel very low. more>>

It is a proven fact, that breast-fed babies are healthier and more emotionally secure, than the babies who are bottle-fed, and that breast-feeding is nature's own way of building the bond between mother and child. more>>

Mother's milk is best for an infant but after 4 months of age she will require other foods to supplement her diet. To help her cope with her rapid pace of growth your baby's body needs calories for energy, body building proteins, and vitamin and minerals to keep her immune from diseases. more>>

Breast-feeding provides the best nutrition and protection from illness for your baby. It is also the best and most economical food for your baby. more>>

If you are planning to get back to your career and work, it is best to do so when your baby is between three to six months old. more>>

Always pick the right kind of clothes based on the weather in your locality. With many clothing brands now launching collections for children and infants, your little one can look as cute as can be! more>>

How to prepare a nice baby bath? Find out here. more>>

Your baby's needs for the first four months of her life are very simple - milk and plenty of sleep. Crying is her only way of getting your attention, so don't get too upset. more>>