Dr. Anjali B Ghiraiya

07/07/2025

21/06/2025

Children are not just small adults—their bodies are more vulnerable, and their behavior increases their exposure. Protecting children from air pollution is critical for safeguarding their long-term health and development.

11/06/2025

Strong kids start with Strong immunity!

04/06/2025

Vaccines work by training your immune system to recognize and fight specific germs (like viruses or bacteria) without actually causing the disease.

Here’s how vaccine works step by step:

1. Introduction of the Antigen: The vaccine introduces a harmless part or a weakened/killed form of the germ (called an antigen) into your body.

2. Immune System Response: Your immune system sees the antigen as a threat and starts producing antibodies—proteins that can specifically recognize and destroy that germ.

3. Memory Formation: Your immune system creates memory cells that remember how to fight the germ in the future.

4. Future Protection: If you're exposed to the actual germ later, your immune system can respond quickly and effectively, preventing illness or reducing its severity.

19/05/2025

After all, prevention is better than cure!

07/05/2025

Stay active stay fit!

03/05/2025

Twin miracles born at just 28 weeks, weighing 1.08 kg and 1.1 kg, have shown the true strength of life. One twin was discharged early, while the other bravely stayed 42 days under expert care at Frontline Hospital, growing to 1.6 kg before going home healthy and strong.

Heartfelt thanks to our dedicated pediatricians Dr. Anjali Bagaria Ghiraiya and Dr. Pradeep Gupta for their exceptional care.

30/04/2025

Boost Your Iron Intake! Here is a list of few iron-rich food which should be included in your child's daily diet-

1. Animal-Based (Heme Iron)

Red Meat (Beef, Lamb)
Liver (Beef, Chicken)
Poultry (Chicken, Turkey)
Seafood (Oysters, Clams, Tuna)

2. Plant-Based (Non-Heme Iron)

Legumes (Lentils, Chickpeas)
Leafy Greens (Spinach, Kale)
Seeds (Pumpkin, Sesame)
Nuts (Cashews, Almonds)

Iron Boosting Tip : Pair with Vitamin C foods (like Oranges, Bell Peppers) to absorb more iron!

25/04/2025

Helping your kids (and you!) sleep better 😴

22/04/2025

Complementary feeding, (CF) defined as the process of providing foods in addition to milk when breast milk or milk formula alone are no longer adequate to meet nutritional requirements, generally starts at age of 6 completed months.
The purpose is to fill the energy gap and nutrients gap.