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  • Paediatrician tells you why 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding is the healthiest start for your newborn

    Breast milk is the natural superfood for infants, and for the first six months nothing else comes close. Paediatrician reveals why exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months is a vital foundation for a child’s lifelong health, and also supports the mother’s well-being.

  • Breastfeeding and weight loss: What’s normal and what’s not

    Breastfeeding and weight loss: What’s normal and what’s not

    Breastfeeding can help you lose weight in a natural and steady way, but every body is different. Be patient with yourself and focus on nourishing your body rather than chasing quick results. Put healthy meals, lots of water, and sleep at the top of your list.

  • From pain to discharge, 6 common breast changes to watch for

    From pain to discharge, 6 common breast changes to watch for

    Not every breast change signals something serious, but staying alert and proactive about any alterations in your breast health is essential. Here’s why regular self-checks and timely professional evaluations can help you distinguish between harmless changes and those that need attention.

  • US baby brand launches 'breast milk-flavoured' ice cream. Internet is confused

    US baby brand launches 'breast milk-flavoured' ice cream. Internet is confused

    Despite its name, the ice cream does not contain actual breast milk, as it is not approved by food regulators in the US. Instead, Frida stated that the ice cream would closely mimic the “goodness” of breast milk, incorporating several key nutrients found in it.

  • Breastfeeding challenges and pain: Expert recommends 5 tips to make things smoother for you

    Breastfeeding challenges and pain: Expert recommends 5 tips to make things smoother for you

    Breastfeeding Awareness Week: Breastfeeding can be difficult for both the mother and the child if not done properly. Here are a few expert recommended tips that help you overcome breastfeeding challenges.

  • Increase breast milk production: Top 6 dietary changes to ensure infants receive vital nutrition

    Increase breast milk production: Top 6 dietary changes to ensure infants receive vital nutrition

    World Breastfeeding Week 2024: Many new mothers are looking for strategies to increase milk production to ensure their newborns get adequate nutrition. Here are 6 types of foods you can include in your diet to ensure increased milk production and overall well-being.

  • Breastfeeding Awareness Week: Doctor's guide to pros and cons of pumping

    Breastfeeding Awareness Week: Doctor's guide to pros and cons of pumping

    Modern lifestyles and various personal circumstances often necessitate alternatives to direct breastfeeding. One such alternative is pumping. Here are the pros and cons of pumping to make a more informed decision.

  • 8 food items you should never re-heat in microwave

    8 food items you should never re-heat in microwave

    Safety tips: There are specific foods that should never be subjected to microwave radiation. Whether due to health risks, potential mess, or even the threat of explosions, it's crucial to exercise caution. Here are eight foods that has to be kept away from the microwave

  • World Breastfeeding Week 2023: Nursing mothers, aim for 8 feeds per day, 15 minutes for each session

    World Breastfeeding Week 2023: Nursing mothers, aim for 8 feeds per day, 15 minutes for each session

    World Breastfeeding Week 2023: Have you been feeding your infant with the help of a bottle? Or have you started providing solid or liquid food to your neonate, before six months of age? This can prove to be counterproductive, and here's why.

  • Shark Tank India judges slammed for 'eww-ing' idea on breastmilk jewellery

    Shark Tank India judges slammed for 'eww-ing' idea on breastmilk jewellery

    Shark Tank India judges' reaction did not sit well with netizens with many criticising a 'Shark' for accusing the entrepreneur of discrimination just because she would preserve breast milk but not sperm.

  • US mom sold breastmilk amid shortage of baby formula, has 118 litres in freezer

    US mom sold breastmilk amid shortage of baby formula, has 118 litres in freezer

    Alyssa Chitti said she was hoping to sell her breast milk at $1 per ounce, but was willing to negotiate with parents because she understands what they’re going through.

  • Need to prioritise pregnant women for COVID-19 vaccination: Report

    Need to prioritise pregnant women for COVID-19 vaccination: Report

    Evidence is emerging of the safety and efficacy of Covid vaccination, which along with benefits of passing on the protection to the newborn, call for including pregnant women in the high priority group for vaccination.

  • Breastfed babies may gain less weight: Study

    Breastfed babies may gain less weight: Study

    Babies who are breastfed gain less weight over their first year of life compared to babies fed either breast milk or formula from a bottle, according to a US study.

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