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  • Blocked Milk Ducts & Mastitis: Early Signs & Remedies

    Eat light food and include garlic for immunity If fever continues, medical help is important. Mumyu is designed to support mothers with simple and practical information during breastfeeding and postpartum

  • "Understanding Emotional Changes After Childbirth"

    These hormonal changes can directly affect mood and emotional stability. It can include mood swings, sudden crying, irritability, and feeling emotionally sensitive. Postpartum Depression In some cases, emotional changes go beyond the baby blues. Postpartum depression is more intense and lasts longer.

  • “The First 24 Hours After Birth: Why They Matter for Every New Mother”

    "A mother smiles while breastfeeding and cradling her newborn baby in a cozy postpartum room" The Body

  • "Haryana’s New Pregnancy Safety Tracker"

    It aims to track women's healthcare journeys from pregnancy through delivery and the postpartum period

  • "Clothing Hygiene: Preventing Infections in Summer"

    The skin—particularly in body folds and sensitive areas—reacts immediately to such conditions. whereas new mothers may experience heightened skin sensitivity due to hormonal fluctuations and the postpartum Mild perspiration in children is often overlooked, particularly around the neck, back, and body folds

  • “Hospital Birth vs Home Birth”

    Requires strict prenatal screening and planning “Postpartum home birth scene showing parents bonding

  • "Pregnancy Changed, Style Didn't"

    A Mylo survey of 1,637 expecting and postpartum mothers found that 96.3% considered fabric important

  • “The Science Behind Pregnancy Cravings”

    food desires during pregnancy. Pregnancy cravings are strong urges to eat certain foods during pregnancy. foods such as pickles, chips, or tamarind. At the same time, many pregnant women also develop food aversions. Occasionally enjoying favorite foods is usually safe, but excessive junk food, sugar, or processed foods

  • "How Extreme Heat and Pollution Affect Pregnancy Today"

    At Mumyu, we are committed to helping families navigate pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and babycare

  • Dais India’s Unsung Birth Keepers

    locally available resources, As a result, they provide nutrition guidance, and herbal treatments for postpartum

  • You Are What You Eat — Even in Your Mind

    Mood Foods: What to Eat for a Happy Mind Curd (Dahi): Dahi has probiotics, which help to balance gut Mood Killers: Foods to Avoid for a Happier Mind 1. Refined sugar (sweets, bakery items) 2. Fried/junk food (pakoras, chips) 4. Food has been regarded as Prana; hence, the quality of your food directly influences your energy and While Rajasic foods include Spicy, fried, processed, stimulants (like coffee).

  • "Midwife vs Doctor: What to Choose"

    midwife is a trained professional who specializes in caring for women during pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum

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