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  • 9-Month Pregnancy Care Plan: Do’s & Don’ts You Must Follow

    A balanced lifestyle, nutritious food, emotional wellness, and regular medical checkups can help mothers day 3) Take prenatal vitamins and folic acid regularly 4) Get proper sleep and rest 5) Stay mentally relaxed Healthy Habits During This Stage: 1) Include dairy products and protein-rich foods 2) Practice light for better circulation 5) Stay emotionally positive and happy Mothers should also avoid unhealthy food Avoid These Habits: 1) Eating too much junk food 2) Staying dehydrated 3) Standing for very long

  • Grandma’s Best Kept Secrets

    Grandma’s Best Kept Secrets: Why Ancient Prctices Still Nurture Modren Moms In this blog, MUMYU brings they can absorb the energy around them, just as they can absorb vital nutrients from their mothers' food Read our blog on secret remedies presented by Indigenous midwives: 5 secret remedies by Indigenous midwives Read our blog on Trained Maalishwali to know the benefits of oil massage: The Magic Touch: Trained Maalishwalis If you enjoyed reading this blog, read our latest article on Pregnancy yoga : Breathe, Stretch, Glow:

  • Is It Pregnancy? 10 Early Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

    In this blog, we talk about 10 early signs of pregnancy to help you recognize when your journey is starting Food Cravings or Aversions:  One of the more peculiar early signs of pregnancy is the onset of food cravings Pregnant women often develop sudden preferences for certain foods such as salty or sweet and strong aversions to foods they once enjoyed. sensitive to certain scents or develop aversions to smells that didn’t bother them before, such as food

  • "Forgotten Indian Traditions That Supported Women’s Health"

    Nourishing the Body Through Traditional Foods Food was viewed as an essential part of maintaining health families often prepared meals using seasonal ingredients, traditional recipes, and locally available foods They reflected a deep understanding that good health begins with consistent and mindful eating habits "Women supporting health and well-being through nutritious food, herbal wisdom, shared experiences, and

  • "Postpartum Healing from the Indian Kitchen"

    postpartum nourishment prepared with care and traditional wisdom" Why Ayurveda Anchors Recovery in Food Food is not prepared for taste alone—it is designed as daily therapy. In this system, food is not separate from healing—it is the medium of healing itself. "Natural Indian foods supporting digestion and healing after childbirth" The Core Ayurvedic Principle Warm food instead of cold food 2. Simple meals instead of complex diets 3.

  • "Mom Eats Last, Nutrition Suffers"

    Her own food often comes last. By the time she sits down, the food may be cold, she may have very little time to eat, or another task When Family Routine Becomes the Problem Sometimes, the problem is not a lack of food in the home. Keep food accessible: Having meals and water within easy reach can help during busy newborn care hours

  • "Postpartum Hair Fall: Causes & Remedies"

    The good news is that postpartum hair fall is completely normal and temporary. "Postpartum hair care routine with aloe vera, herbal oils, supplements, and nutrient-rich foods" Natural Include: 2) Iron-rich foods like spinach, beetroot, and jaggery 3) Protein sources like dal, eggs, paneer Manage Stress Try simple relaxation techniques like deep breathing, light stretching, or short walks. more useful information regarding motherhood, postpartum care, and infant health , visit the MUMYU blog

  • Post-Diwali Baby Care: Natural Remedies & High AQI Safety

    Tip 4: Boost Immunity with Nutritious, Natural Foods A strong immune system is better equipped to handle Venkatesan et al.,  PubMed , 2007)  demonstrated that curcumin provided protection from  air pollution-related Actionable Measures: Focus on Antioxidant-Rich Foods:  For babies who have started solids, incorporate foods rich in Vitamin C (amla, oranges, bell peppers) and Vitamin A (sweet potato, carrots, pumpkin) Include Natural Anti-inflammatories:  A tiny pinch of turmeric in their food can provide curcumin, a

  • “Summer Hydration Tips for Moms & Babies”

    For babies above six months, small sips of boiled and cooled water can be introduced along with solid foods Hydrating foods such as mashed fruits like banana, papaya, and apple can also be included in their diet Role of Nutrition in Hydration Hydration is not only about drinking water but also about consuming foods For mothers, foods like curd, coconut water, fresh fruits, and leafy vegetables help maintain hydration For babies, age-appropriate foods such as fruit purees and light khichdi can contribute to overall fluid

  • “The Pregnancy Trends Doctors Expect to See in the Next Decade”

    Safe prenatal yoga, healthy traditional diets, relaxation techniques, and appropriate physical activity balanced nutrition, physical activity, emotional support, and timely medical guidance can reduce pregnancy related Personalized nutrition combining science with healthy traditional food practices. 6.

  • Family Meals: Proven Magic, Backed by Research

    In Yesteryear, Indian families made it a habit to sit and eat together on the floor, with food served It wasn’t just about food, it was about love, connection, and balance. According to Ayurveda, eating together helps our digestion ( Agni ), supports our mood, and keeps us They also drink fewer sugary drinks and eat less junk food. homes, mealtimes were sacred filled with laughter, family gossip, and the warm aroma of home-cooked food

  • Mother First: Scandinavian Policies to Revolutionize Maternal Care

    They offer services related to Regular prenatal check-ups, Vaccinations, Parenting Education, Mental maternal care policy is to add Micronutrient-Rich Fortification to Public Food Programs. D Fortification Program—originally started in the 1930s—by increasing vitamin D levels in fortified foods These public food programs are simple but powerful ways to support mothers and children through everyday parental leave for both mothers and fathers, community-based health clinics, and micronutrient-rich food

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