“Drink more water!” We have often been chided by our elders to keep ourselves constantly hydrated for how crucially important it is for our health. It’s not the same with babies, however. So, what happens when it’s a sunny day and your whole family is feeling the blazing heat and guzzling water? Does your newborn…

Pregnancy is that stage of any women’s life when she needs support from her life partner the most. It is the time when she expects her partner to be kind and understand what she is going through. And why not, pregnancy comes with a set of problems. Most of the time, a husband wants to…

Pregnancy can be a stressful phase for a woman. But this stress needs to be dealt soon as it can harm the mental and physical health of yours as well as your baby. According to the research done on the impact of stress on baby’s health, it was found that higher levels of stress hormone…

Pregnancy is a time of profound changes, bringing a mix of excitement, anticipation, and sometimes discomfort. One common concern among expectant mothers is experiencing pain when the baby moves. While feeling your baby’s movements is a reassuring sign of their activity and well-being, these movements can sometimes cause discomfort or even pain. Understanding why this…

Pregnancy is a time of great joy and anticipation, but it can also bring fatigue and low energy levels. Ensuring you maintain a nutritious diet is one of the best ways to combat this. Here are seven natural pregnancy energy boosters that can help you stay active and healthy. 7. Apples Apples are an excellent snack…

We love a good ‘ole collection of gushy images of mums with newborn babies. But we love these pictures by photographer Karen Wiltshire showing proud daddies cradling their babies and children. Photographer Karen, who runs KW Photography said she’s pulled together “some of the most heart-warming photographs – and some of my favourite ever shots” for BabyCentre:…

Yes, dads can become depressed after the birth of their baby. One dad in 10 suffers from postnatal depression (PND). PND is most likely to start in the three months to six months after the birth of your baby, though it can start earlier or later than this. Like new mums, dads need support, encouragement,…

The comedian Michael McIntyre put it succinctly when he said: “The people without children, they think they know. But you have no idea”. It’s an old clip, but I urge you to look it up on YouTube because he’s right. Before you have kids, you’ll think you know. But you don’t know. You can’t know. And that’s not a…