Parenting

Tackling Micronutrient Deficiencies in Expectant and New Mothers

Pregnancy and the postpartum period are phases of life when a woman’s body undergoes remarkable changes to support both her own health and the growth and development of her baby. While macronutrients like carbohydrates, proteins, and fats are essential, it is the micronutrients, vitamins and minerals in small but powerful quantities that play a decisive role in ensuring a safe …

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Pregnancy Essentials: 5 Must-Have Products for Every Mom-to-Be

Pregnancy is as much a journey of self-discovery as it is about preparing to welcome a little one. It brings excitement, anticipation, and joy but also new physical and emotional challenges. In these months, small essentials can make all the difference by bringing comfort, confidence, and care to expectant mothers. Here are five products that deserve a place in every …

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Air Pollution Fuels Alarming Rise in Childhood Asthma Cases

In a month, 3-4 kids,  aged 6-10, report symptoms like frequent coughing, breathlessness during play, disturbed sleep due to wheezing, and tightness in the chest Experts report that an increasing number of children with asthma symptoms are linked to poor air quality; timely diagnosis, awareness, and preventive care are key to managing the condition and improving the quality of life …

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Hypospadias in Newborns: 8 Things Every Parent Should Know

Being told your newborn has “hypospadias” can be an overwhelming experience for any parent. The term may sound alarming, but hypospadias is actually more common than most people realize—and more importantly, it’s treatable. With proper medical care and timely intervention, babies born with this condition can go on to live normal, healthy lives. What Is Hypospadias? Hypospadias is a condition …

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Siblings Day: 4 Traditional Games You Will Always Love

No matter how much time passes, some games remain special—especially when played with your sibling. From playful childhood showdowns to nostalgic game nights as adults, these timeless classics bring back memories of laughter, competition, and maybe a little bit of sibling rivalry! Here are four traditional games that will always have a place in your hearts. 1. Ludo – The …

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Late Motherhood and the Rising Risk of Autism

With an increasing number of women choosing to conceive later in life, studies indicate a significant link between advanced maternal age and a higher risk of autism in children. Aarti’s life changed at 40 when her three year old son was diagnosed with autism. She had a hard time deciphering the reason behind his disdain for eye contact, his absence …

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How Your Parents Can Help You Save Tax?

While parents are a great asset for the family, they can also benefit you financially by helping you save tax When it comes to taxes, everyone is always looking for opportunities to pay the least possible amount. Income Tax rules provide a number of legal options to save tax. However, not all such options are widely known. In that context, …

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How To Teach Financial Literacy To Your Child?

Children are fast learners and habits formed in an early age are likely to last a lifetime Financial literacy is necessary not only for you, but also for your kids. People who learn to manage their money are usually in a better frame of mind to live a happy and meaningful life. To teach financial literacy to your kids, here …

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Safety Tips to Safeguard Yourself Against Waterborne Infections

Waterborne infections can significantly impact our health, often leading to a range of illnesses that can vary in severity. The effects of waterborne infections on health can be acute or chronic, however, this infection tends to affect children more as their immunity is still developing which makes them more susceptible to diseases and illnesses. Our immunity and fitness can be …

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Early Signs of Autism in Children

A developmental disorder known as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has an impact on a person’s perception and interactions with others. It is typified by difficulties with social interaction, narrow interests, and repeated actions. Even though each kid with ASD presents differently, early detection and intervention are essential to maximising their potential. Early Childhood Red Flags (Before 18 months): ● Atypical …

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