Bempu

Bempu is a life-saving bracelet designed to detect hypothermia & infections in newborns.

Our first product is the Bempu Hypothermia Alert Device – the BEMPU Bracelet. This is a simple, innovative bracelet, which detects and alerts in the event of hypothermia, facilitating improved thermal care of newborns. The device monitors a newborn continuously during its critical neonatal period. If the baby is hypothermic, the device alerts the caregiver with an audio and visual alarm to ensure

action is taken well before moderate or severe hypothermia can cause injury. The device is simple to use, safe, fits low weight, preterm, and normal babies, and promotes kangaroo mother care.

20/04/2026

Newborn phase comes with a lot of “is this okay?” moments
Not everything will look or feel perfect
but a lot of these everyday signs actually mean things are going just fine!

13/04/2026

📞Calling all expecting & new moms!

We’re building a community of moms who love capturing life with their little one and sharing their journey 🤍

We’re looking to collaborate with moms who are:
• Expecting soon 🤰
• In the newborn phase 👶
• Or have a little one in early months

If you love creating natural, honest content around your journey, we’d love to work with you ✨
(No prior influencer experience needed!)

👉 Comment or DM us “MOM” and we’ll reach out!

Note: This does not guarantee a gifted collaboration. We’ll connect with selected creators based on the right fit!

09/04/2026

Newborn sleep isn’t meant to follow a schedule yet 🧠
It’s short, light, and driven by basic needs—not clocks.
Your baby is simply adjusting to life outside the womb.
Frequent wakeups are normal, expected, and temporary!
You’ve got this :)

08/04/2026

At some point, every new parent has googled baby p**p at 2am 😅
“Is this normal?” “Am I doing something wrong?”

But hey… they just came out of your warm, safe womb.
Everything is new for them… and for you too.

You’re both learning this together!

If there are enough wet diapers, your baby is gaining weight and waking for feeds…
you’re already doing more right than you think.

Take a breath, you’re doing okay!🤍

03/04/2026

You don't always feel confident in the beginning.
You check, recheck, and still wonder if everything is okay.

A lot of this phase is just learning and adjusting!
And even on the days it feels overwhelming-you're doing better than you think :)🤍

27/03/2026

Have you ever been told, “Don’t hold your baby too much?”

But getting used to YOU is exactly what they need 🤍
It’s a biological need — your touch helps them stay calm and regulate their body.

One day, they’ll run ahead on their own…
But for now, hold them close.
Hold them as much as you both need 😊

25/03/2026

New parents worry if their baby is eating “enough”… so they try to push one more feed.

But newborns don’t work like that.

They naturally know when they’re hungry and when they’re full.
Some feeds will be long, some will be short and that’s completely okay.

What matters more is:
👉 feeding when your baby shows cues
👉 not forcing a fixed amount every time

📌If your baby is active, passing urine regularly, and gaining weight — they’re likely doing just fine !

When in doubt, always check with your doctor!

tips

23/03/2026

Newborn sleep can look a little strange sometimes 😅

Babies often make faces, twitch, or smile while sleeping. This usually happens because newborns spend a lot of time in active sleep, and their brain and reflexes are still developing.

In most cases, this is completely normal and babies grow out of it as they get older.

If movements look stiff, repetitive, or don’t stop when you gently touch your baby, it’s best to check with your pediatrician.

20/03/2026

New parents.. feeling it? 😅

19/03/2026

👉 Especially in the first few months, baby's neck muscles are still developing, which means they need proper support whenever they are lifted or held.

👉 Some common handling mistakes can put unnecessary strain on a newborn’s body.
Always lift and hold your baby gently with full support, especially around the head, neck, and body.

👉 If you're ever unsure, ask your pediatrician to show you safe ways to hold and carry your newborn.

Small handling habits can make a big difference in keeping your baby safe and comfortable.✨

🔖 Save this for later if you're a new parent.

17/03/2026

👉 In many newborns this happens because their circulation is still adjusting after birth. The body sends more blood to important organs like the brain and heart, so hands and feet may look bluish or purple for a while. This is commonly called acrocyanosis & it’s very common in newborns.

It usually improves once the baby is warmed up.

👉 But if the color doesn’t go away even after warming your baby, or if it lasts for several hours, it’s best to have a doctor check your baby.

👉 Share this with a new parent who might worry about this.
👉 Follow us for newborn safety tips that actually help.

13/03/2026

👉 Sometimes newborns cry for long periods even when they are healthy. This pattern is often called infant colic.

👉 Doctors usually describe colic as crying for more than 3 hours a day, several days a week, in an otherwise healthy baby.

👉 It can sound very intense, but many babies go through this stage & it usually improves as they grow.

Some things that may help soothe a colicky baby include:
• gentle rocking or holding
• skin-to-skin contact
• keeping the environment calm and quiet

⚠️ Trust your instincts as a parent. It’s best to check with a doctor if your baby has fever, repeated vomiting, diarrhea, refuses feeds, or seems unusually weak.

If you're a new parent dealing with long crying evenings, you're not alone🤍

🔖 Save this for later in case you need it.

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32, Langford Road
Bangalore
560027

Telephone

+919481841872

Website

http://www.bempu.com/

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