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Anjali was worried if her baby was getting enough breast milk. Her baby was 6 weeks old and was born with a weight of 2.8 kgs. She lost 400 grams in the first week but now she is 3.2 kgs.

रेखा आज जब क्लीनिक में आयी मुझे बहुत परेशान लग रही थी। मैंने उससे पूछा कि वह इतनी परेशान क्यों लग रही थी। उसका 5 महीने का बच्चा उसके हाथों में था और मुस्कुरा रहा था। बच्चा बहुत सक्रिय था और जैसे ही उसने अपने बच्चे को परीक्षा की मेज पर रखा, बच्चा पलटा और मेरे कंगन को देखकर मुस्कुरा रहा था।

Pregnancy brings about many changes in the body of Women. One of the changes is the growth in the size of the uterus. Many women wonder how big the uterus is going to get during pregnancy.

It is always a challenge and a period of anxiety for a new mother to know what is it that she can give her baby as a complementary food apart from breastfeeding. Complementary foods made Many of my subscribers ask me this question as to when is a good time to start the baby on solid foods and what is a good solid food to start?

Exposure to light in the womb is essential for unborn babies to develop healthy eyes, according to new research.Eyes depend on light to see, and a new study on mice found that the eyes also need light for healthy development during pregnancy. When the fetus is growing inside the uterus, the visual system begins to form as early as week 4 of pregnancy.

Feeling the baby move inside is probably the most thrilling moment of a pregnant woman’s life. Feeling a baby move inside is a sign of life. Most women begin to feel their baby move between 16 to 24 weeks of pregnancy. A baby’s movement is usually described by the mother initially when the baby is small as a flutter, a swish as the baby grows bigger, she can start feeling the kick.

When the amniotic fluid surrounding the baby is too less then it is called oligohydramnios. The amount of amniotic fluid increases until the beginning of the third trimester and generally peaks at 37 weeks at which point it is about 800-1000ml. After that, it begins to decrease until birth