Ruxmani LyingIn Hospital

26/07/2025

25/07/2025

Behind every IVF journey is a story of quiet courage.
Of needles, hope, heartbreak and trying again.

It’s science guided by love, persistence fueled by purpose.
Today, we honor not just the babies born, but the strength it took to bring them here.

Because IVF isn’t just a treatment it’s a testament to unwavering hope. 💫

[IVF journey, fertility hope, IVF warriors, assisted reproduction, fertility awareness, hope through science, emotional resilience, IVF support]

23/07/2025

Tummy time may look simple, but it’s a powerhouse for your baby’s development!

It strengthens neck, shoulder, and core muscles, prevents flat head syndrome, and lays the groundwork for crawling, sitting, and more.

Just a few minutes a day can make a big difference!

[baby development, tummy time benefits, motor milestones, baby strength, prevent flat head, newborn activities, early motor skills, infant growth]

21/07/2025

Newborns can sleep up to 16–18 hours a day—but it’s not just rest! Sleep fuels brain growth, nervous system development, and memory formation. Every nap is helping your baby build the foundation for learning, moving, and connecting with you. So if your little one is always snoozing, they’re doing exactly what they need to grow strong and smart.

[baby sleep patterns, newborn sleep, infant brain development, baby growth, sleep and development, why babies sleep a lot, early childhood development, sleep cycles in babies]

15/07/2025

Sneezing nonstop? Itchy skin? Constant fatigue?
You might be dealing with more than just “seasonal changes.”

From food to pollen, dust to detergents allergies can show up in sneaky ways and disrupt your daily life.
But the good news? They’re manageable with the right diagnosis and care.

👉 Let’s bust myths, understand triggers, and take control of your symptoms.

🔍 Stay tuned as we break down everything you need to know about allergies — causes, types, symptoms, and how to get relief.

[allergies, allergyawareness, sneezing, itchyeyes, skinallergies, dustmites, foodallergy, allergicreactions, healthtips, immunehealth]

11/07/2025

🌍 World Population Day
Today, we shift the spotlight to the power of adolescent girls the changemakers of tomorrow.

When we invest in their education, health, safety, and rights, we’re not just shaping individual lives, we’re building stronger families, healthier communities, and a more sustainable future for all.

📣 Empower a girl. Uplift a generation.

[World Population Day, adolescent girls empowerment, investing in girls, girls education, reproductive health for teens, gender equality, population awareness, girls rights, girls health and nutrition]

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10/07/2025

Ever noticed how babies suck even when they’re not feeding?

That gentle motion called non-nutritive sucking (NNS) — isn’t just for comfort. It’s a powerful early reflex that helps wire the brain for feeding, speech, and emotional regulation.

Especially in preterm babies, NNS supports calmness, oxygen regulation, and prepares them for successful feeding.

Something so small… with such big benefits 💡👶

[newborn sucking reflex, non-nutritive sucking, pacifier use in newborns, brain development in infants, neonatal soothing techniques, oral motor development, preterm baby feeding, NICU baby care]

09/07/2025

Your baby hears you before they ever see you and your voice becomes their very first connection to the world. 🧠💛
Science shows that a mother’s voice activates key areas in the baby’s brain, supporting emotional bonding, language learning, and memory formation.

From the womb to the crib, your voice is more than comforting it’s wiring their brain for growth. 🎶👶
Talk. Sing. Soothe. Every word matters.

[maternal voice, baby brain development, talking to baby in womb, prenatal bonding, language development in infants]

08/07/2025

👶 Trouble latching, clicking sounds while feeding, or fussiness during nursing?

Your baby might have tethered oral tissues commonly known as tongue-tie or lip-tie.

These tight tissues can affect feeding, speech, breathing, and even sleep as your child grows.

Early diagnosis means easier feeding, smoother development, and fewer struggles later on. 🍼💬

Tiny mouth issues, big impact, let’s not miss the signs.

[tongue-tie in newborns, lip-tie baby, breastfeeding challenges, tethered oral tissues, baby not latching, infant feeding issues, tongue tie treatment, newborn oral health]

07/07/2025

👶 Those tiny kicks and sudden startles? They’re more than cute they’re primitive reflexes at work!

In newborns, these reflexes are early signs of healthy brain and nervous system development.

Over time, these movements get “integrated” as babies gain control, balance, and coordination.

Delayed reflex integration can affect milestones like crawling, sitting, or speech, so every wiggle matters! 🧠✨

Let’s understand these reflexes, not overlook them.

[ neonatal reflexes, reflex integration in babies, baby development, primitive reflexes, newborn milestones, infant motor development, early brain growth, neonatal care]

27/06/2025

👃 Even before they can see clearly, preterm babies rely on smell to connect with the world.

The scent of their mother breastmilk, skin, or even a worn cloth can comfort, calm, and support brain development.

Research shows that gentle olfactory stimulation in NICU settings helps regulate breathing, improve feeding, and enhance bonding. A simple scent can be a powerful signal of safety. 💛

Let’s not underestimate the healing power of a familiar smell.

[olfactory stimulation in preterm infants, preterm baby care, NICU sensory support, newborn bonding, baby sense of smell, preemie brain development, maternal scent therapy, neonatal care]