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Indian Postpartum Recovery: Diet, Self-Care & Family Traditions – A Mom’s Tale of Healing and Chaos
Ah, the postpartum phase—the glorious (and exhausting) period after childbirth where you’re expected to heal, bond with your newborn, and somehow not lose your sanity in the process. In India, this recovery period isn’t just about bouncing back; it’s practically a sacred ritual. And having survived two cesareans with an army of doting (but sometimes
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Indian Diet for a Breastfeeding Mother: Because You’re Feeding Two, Not Eating for Two
Breastfeeding is a full-time job. And like any good employee (ahem, baby), your little boss demands round-the-clock feeding, sometimes with a side of dramatic wailing at 3 AM. Meanwhile, your body is working overtime, burning calories like a high-intensity workout without the luxury of a gym. So, what should you eat to keep up? You need a
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Hospital Bag Checklist for Indian Moms: Be Ready for D-Day!
Alright, mama-to-be! The final countdown has begun, and whether you’re gearing up for a C-section or a normal delivery, one thing’s for sure—you don’t want to be throwing things into a bag while dealing with contractions. Packing your hospital bag in advance = one less thing to stress about. (And trust me, there’s plenty to stress about already—like
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Pregnancy Essentials: Must-Have Products for Every Trimester
(Because Growing a Human is No Joke!) Pregnancy is magical, messy, and a bit miraculous. You’re growing a tiny human inside you—and that’s awe-inspiring as well as exhausting. Between sudden food cravings, the “how-is-this-belly-still-growing” phase, and the third-trimester penguin walk, every stage has its own little quirks. But here’s the good news: a few thoughtful
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Best Anti-Dandruff Treatments in India: Say Goodbye to Flakes & Itchy Scalp!
Dandruff is like that one unwanted guest—it shows up uninvited and refuses to leave. Whether it’s dry flakes on your shoulders, an itchy scalp, or that embarrassing white dust storm every time you shake your hair, we’ve all been there. And if you’re a new mom, postpartum hormones can make dandruff worse! Add to that stress, lack of

