Ruxmani LyingIn Hospital

25/09/2025

World Lung Day reminds us of the importance of healthy lungs for both mothers and children.

Clean air, proper nutrition, and regular check-ups are essential to prevent respiratory illnesses. Protecting lung health from early life supports overall growth and well-being.

Awareness and timely action can help families breathe easier and live healthier lives.

[world lung day, lung health, mother, child health, respiratory wellness, clean air, maternal health, lung care, respiratory health, healthy lungs]

23/09/2025

Postpartum hair loss is a common experience for many new mothers, usually starting a few months after childbirth.

During pregnancy, higher hormone levels keep hair in its growth phase, but once hormones drop, shedding increases. This temporary phase can feel alarming, but it’s a normal part of recovery.

Most women notice their hair returning to its usual growth cycle within 6–12 months. Gentle hair care, a balanced diet, and patience can support healthy regrowth during this stage.

[postpartum hair loss, new mom care, hair, hormonal changes, maternal health, postpartum recovery, healthy hair growth, women’s health, new mothers, hair regrowth]

21/09/2025

A baby’s first smile is often a reflex seen in the early weeks, usually while they’re asleep.

Around 6 to 8 weeks, those smiles become more than reflexes they turn into real emotional responses to your voice, touch, and presence. Whether reflex or emotion, every smile is a precious milestone that marks the beginning of bonding and communication.

These little expressions are a baby’s first steps toward social interaction. For parents, that tiny smile becomes one of the most unforgettable moments of early parenthood.

[baby’s first smile, newborn milestones, baby reflex, emotional development, parent bonding, newborn growth, infant development, early parenting, baby, baby care]

19/09/2025

After a c-section, your body undergoes both physical and emotional recovery.

You may feel soreness around the incision, abdominal tightness, fatigue, and difficulty moving comfortably. Swelling, back pain, and tenderness are also common as your body heals.

Every recovery is different, and listening to your body, resting well, and following medical guidance are key to regaining strength.

[c-section recovery, postpartum journey, women’s health, postpartum healing, maternal health, c-section awareness, new mom life, healing after birth, postpartum body, mother support]

19/09/2025

17/09/2025

World Patient Safety Day is a reminder that safe healthcare is not optional, it is essential. Strengthening systems, educating patients, and supporting healthcare teams are the pillars of safer care.

When safety comes first, better outcomes follow. Every patient has the right to receive care without harm. Building a culture of safety requires collaboration between professionals, patients, and families.

Together, we can make healthcare stronger, safer, and more reliable for everyone.

[patient, safety, healthcare, safe, patient awareness, quality care, healthcare safety culture, informed patients]

10/09/2025

The truth about your first postpartum period is that it often looks and feels different than before. For many women, it can take several weeks or even months to return, especially if breastfeeding.

When it does come back, the flow may be heavier than usual and sometimes include small clots. You may also notice changes in cycle length or cramp intensity as your body readjusts, and irregular periods are common in the first few months.

It is important to track your cycles and pay attention to how your body responds. If bleeding feels unusually heavy, painful, or prolonged, consulting a healthcare professional is essential. Every woman’s recovery is unique, and allowing yourself patience during this stage is an important part of the healing process.

[postpartum recovery, first period after childbirth, women’s health, maternal care, postpartum body, menstrual health, reproductive health, cycle changes after pregnancy]

08/09/2025

World Physiotherapy Day highlights the role of physiotherapy in supporting both mothers and babies. For mothers, it helps with postnatal recovery by managing back pain, improving posture, and strengthening the pelvic floor. It also restores mobility and strength after childbirth.

For babies, physiotherapy supports healthy motor development, corrects posture or movement difficulties, and provides early intervention for developmental delays.

By focusing on recovery and prevention, physiotherapy empowers mothers and infants to move and thrive with confidence. Today, we celebrate the science of movement and the professionals who make healthier beginnings possible.

[physiotherapy, postnatal recovery, health, women’s health, posture, pain relief, pediatric physiotherapy, infant development, rehabilitation, movement therapy, mother and baby care, strength, mobility, preventive care]

03/09/2025

PCOS affects millions of women globally, yet it often goes undiagnosed.

September is PCOS Awareness Month – a time to raise understanding about this complex condition. Polycystic O***y Syndrome can impact hormonal balance, fertility, metabolism, and overall health. Early recognition, lifestyle management, and medical guidance are key to managing symptoms effectively.

Awareness empowers women to take control of their health and seek the care they deserve.

[pcos, women’s health, fertility, hormonal health, awareness, lifestyle management, early diagnosis, empowerment]

01/09/2025

Babies are naturally drawn to faces because it helps them recognize emotions, build social connections, and learn how to communicate.

From the very beginning, a caregiver’s face becomes a source of comfort and security, guiding early emotional development. Looking at faces also supports brain development by stimulating visual recognition and attention skills.

These small observations play a powerful role in shaping how they understand and respond to the world around them.

[babies, faces, bonding, brain development, emotions, social skills, communication, learning]

29/08/2025

A baby’s sense of smell develops even before birth, making scent one of the first ways they connect with their mother.

From recognizing the unique smell of her skin and breast milk to feeling comforted and secure, scent plays a vital role in bonding. It guides babies toward feeding, helps soothe their cries, and even supports better sleep.

This natural recognition builds emotional attachment and strengthens the foundation of trust and love. Through scent, babies form one of their earliest and deepest connections with their mother.

[baby scent, mother recognition, bonding, infant care, newborn attachment, emotional connection, parenting]