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You’re Partner in The Journey of Motherhood, Every Step of The Way
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30/08/2023

Wishing you all a heartfelt Raksha Bandhan celebration right from our maternity hospital! 🎊👣💕

28/08/2023

👶🤰 Exploring the Miracles of Pregnancy: A Journey of Love and Joy! 🌈💕

1. The First Trimester (Week 1-12): 🌱
• This period marks the beginning of pregnancy, and it's when the baby undergoes rapid growth and development.
• From the moment of conception until the end of the 12th week, the baby is forming its major organs and body systems.
2. The Second Trimester (Week 13-27): 🌞
• As the pregnancy progresses, the baby bump starts to grow, and mothers often experience a surge in energy.
• This trimester is a special time for mothers-to-be because they can feel their baby's first movements (often referred to as "little kicks").
• It's also a good time to start preparing for the baby's arrival.
3. The Third Trimester (Week 28-40): 🌟
• In the final stage of pregnancy, it's a time to celebrate the upcoming joy of motherhood.
• The anticipation of meeting the baby is at its peak, as the due date approaches.
• The caption encourages everyone to embrace and appreciate the beauty of this magical phase together.

24/08/2023

Things to Avoid for A Healthy Pregnancy

Here are some risky things not to do in pregnancy:
1. While you may feel fine with Coffee, your growing baby doesn't. That's because your baby's metabolism is still developing.
2. Painting a wall or being around paint that has chemicals in it that release fumes containing harmful volatile organic compounds.
3. Don't sit or stand for too long. It can cause swollen ankles and vein problems.
4. Ditch the stilettos. Choose small heels, wedges, and platforms.

23/08/2023

Your brain's incredible journey through pregnancy! Recent research unveils the 'baby brain' phenomenon, showing structural changes that make it more efficient for parenthood. 💡
Despite size changes, it adapts to strengthen bonds with newborns. These changes continue after childbirth without cognitive decline. Plus, it gets better at responding to your little one's needs.

22/08/2023

Nurturing Healthy Moms, Happy Babies

Healthy Pregnancy, Healthy Baby: Our Team Cares 🧡💚 from prenatal check-ups to personalized care plans, our expert team is committed to ensuring the well-being of both mom and baby.

19/08/2023

Top 3 Prenatal Yoga Poses for mind, body, and baby.

1. Janu Sirsasana: Embrace the serenity of stretching and bonding with your growing miracle.
2. Bhadrasana: Cultivate strength and stability as you prepare for the beautiful arrival.
3. Vyaghrasana: Channel your inner strength and grace, just like the mama tiger protecting her cub.

16/08/2023

Wishing you a happy and prosperous Parsi New Year! May this year bring you joy, happiness, and good health. We are honored to be a part of your journey to parenthood and we wish you all the best in the coming year.

15/08/2023

Celebrating Independence Day and the Miracle of New Beginnings! 🌟👶 Our maternity hospital is proud to be a part of your journey towards parenthood. Wishing you all a day filled with joy, freedom, and the anticipation of new life! 🎉❤️🤰

10/08/2023

Did you know that babies find their parents' voices calming? So next time you're feeling stressed or overwhelmed, take some time to talk to your baby. Your voice will help them feel safe and secure.

08/08/2023

Benefits of Eating Kiwi During Pregnancy

•Rich in Vitamin C: Kiwi is an excellent source of vitamin C, which plays a crucial role in supporting the immune system. During pregnancy, a robust immune system is essential to protect both the mother and the baby from infections and illnesses.

•Aids in Iron Absorption: The high vitamin C content in kiwi helps enhance the absorption of iron from other foods in the diet. Iron is essential during pregnancy to prevent anemia and support healthy blood circulation.

•Folate for Fetal Development: Kiwi is a good source of folate (also known as folic acid), a crucial nutrient during pregnancy. Folate plays a vital role in preventing neural tube defects and supporting the healthy development of the baby's brain and spinal cord.

•Promotes Digestion: Kiwi is rich in dietary fiber, which aids in digestion and helps prevent common pregnancy-related issues like constipation.

•Supports Skin Health: The presence of vitamin C and antioxidants in kiwi contributes to healthy skin and aids in collagen production, helping the skin maintain its elasticity during pregnancy.

•Hydration and Antioxidants: With its high water content and antioxidants, kiwi aids in maintaining proper hydration and neutralizing harmful free radicals in the body.

• Weight Management: Kiwi is a low-calorie fruit that can be a part of a balanced diet, helping expectant mothers manage weight gain during pregnancy.

31/07/2023

Change in Women's Body after Childbirth

• Physical changes: Your uterus will shrink back to its pre-pregnancy size, your breasts will start to produce milk, and you may experience vaginal bleeding or discharge.

• Emotional changes: You may experience a range of emotions, including joy, sadness, anxiety, and fatigue. It is important to allow yourself to feel these emotions and to reach out for support if you need it.

• Sexual changes: It is generally recommended to wait 6 weeks after giving birth before having s*x again. However, you should talk to your doctor about when it is safe for you to resume s*xual activity.

• Returning to work: If you plan on returning to work, you should start thinking about how you will manage your childcare arrangements. You may also want to talk to your employer about your plans so that they can make accommodations for you.

• Taking care of yourself: It is important to take care of yourself physically and emotionally in the first 6 weeks after having a baby. This includes getting enough rest, eating healthy foods, and exercising. You should also make time for activities that you enjoy and that help you to relax.

27/07/2023

Symptoms of postpartum psychosis can include

• Delusions: These are false beliefs that are not based in reality. For example, a woman with postpartum psychosis might believe that she is the Virgin Mary or that her baby is possessed by the devil.

• Hallucinations: These are sensory experiences that are not real. For example, a woman with postpartum psychosis might see or hear things that are not there.

• Disorganized thinking: This is when a person's thoughts become jumbled and incoherent. For example, a woman with postpartum psychosis might talk in circles or make no sense at all.

• Mood changes: Women with postpartum psychosis often experience extreme mood swings, such as mania (feeling very high and energized) or depression (feeling very low and hopeless).

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