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- Top 5 Winter Foods for Babies Nutritious and Warming Choices to Keep Your Baby Healthy
These nutrients support your baby’s growth, help build important organs, and keep development on track
- Mustard Seeds Pillow - All you need to know about it
During this time some babies develop Positional Plagiocephaly. It’s not a brain development issue at all, it’s a shape issue. pillows with mustard seeds filled within as grooves are not at all supportive to encourage natural skull development
- Washcloths vs Towels: What's Best for Your Baby's Delicate Skin?
cooling relief during fevers, wiping hands and face, or even a soft teething aid when dampened and chilled
- Top Tips to select the right woollens for babies
Some babies may develop skin irritations, rashes, or eczema when exposed to low quality woollen.
- Pregnancy is not an illness, don’t treat it like one.
Most families are opting for a single child and they have this constant pressure of not making any mistake
- Meconium - Baby's first Poop, All you need to know
If babies are unable to pass meconium they may develop a distended abdomen, vomit, and do not generally
- Introducing MUMYU Jhablas
The most comfortable and suitable first wear for a child. stitch these garments well in advance along with the nappies, when the mother is ready to deliver the child These garments were so well stitched that none of the inner stitching line will touch the child’s skin Jhablas have been used for child care from past almost 100 years. It is easy to take off and put them on for the child.
- Introducing MUMYU POOCHIES
There are millions of reasons why disposable nappies or diapers are not the best option for your child There are plenty of reasons why cloth nappies are considered to be the best for your child. They can be folded as per the needs of your child. Safer and Healthier Environment friendly Let’s admit- You don’t buy diapers for the comfort of your child
- INTRODUCING MUMYU CUPPIES
Mothers who breastfeed their child exclusively, often face the problem of heavy lactation. The lactation is good for your body and more milk production means more availability of milk for the child
- "India’s Maternal Nutrition Gap"
The Numbers Behind India’s Nutrition Challenge NFHS-5 highlights the scale of anaemia among women and children of pregnant women aged 15–49 were anaemic. 2.57.2% of all women aged 15–49 were anaemic. 3.67.1% of children
- “Freezing Eggs, Buying Time”
stability, relationship circumstances and personal readiness can influence when women plan to have children
- “Breastfeeding’s Smartest New Tools””
WHO estimates that optimal breastfeeding could save more than 820,000 children's lives every year worldwide
