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- "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
- "Womb Senses: Baby’s First Smell, Sound & Touch"
Inside the womb, they can feel movement, hear sounds, and experience the flavors of the food you eat. Smell & Taste: Sharing Your Food Experience Everything you eat during pregnancy becomes part of your If your diet includes a variety of foods such as fruits, vegetables, and lightly spiced dishes—your baby This early exposure can influence your child’s food preferences later in life. Babies who experience different tastes in the womb are often more open to trying new foods as they grow
- "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
- What To Pack (or NOT) for a Summer Trip with Babies
Packing extra sets of clothes for kids: It is always a good idea, as children are prone to spills, accidents Food and Snacks Healthy snacks like nuts, dry fruits, biscuits, and fresh fruit are essential for family Small containers for homemade food are handy for picky eaters or kids with dietary needs, ensuring comfort Roll Your Clothes Instead of Folding: Rolling clothes saves space in your luggage and helps prevent
- Is It Pregnancy? 10 Early Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
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. hormonal fluctuations, particularly the increase in estrogen , which can alter the way the brain perceives food sensitive to certain scents or develop aversions to smells that didn’t bother them before, such as food
- World Breastfeeding Week 2025: Debunking Breastfeeding Myths
trusted organizations like WHO and UNICEF recommend mothers to feed colostrum to newborns because it is rich
- Meet Asha Sood
Meet Asha Sood, 64 years old. Asha Sood, an intelligent woman with great confidence and a sense of self. She has lived her whole life building a good life for herself and her family. We are proud of ASHA SOOD, our MUMYU Partner.
- "Baby Gut Health: Why It Matters"
“Baby trying soft food with spoon, part of weaning and digestion development” What is Baby Gut Health These bacteria help break down food, absorb nutrients, and protect your baby from harmful germs. Why Gut Health Matters for Babies A healthy gut does much more than just digest milk or food. It provides natural protection and supports the growth of good bacteria. As your baby grows and starts solids, introducing simple, homemade foods can further support digestion
- From Grandmothers’ Wisdom to Modern Moms: The Inspiration Behind MUMYU Infant Range
To tap into this rich heritage, we conducted research with 150 pregnant women in Delhi and Gurugram and skull is soft and hence may develop a flat spot on their head as a result Mustard seed pillows are good Significance of Hand-Knits Hand-knit are the symbols of blessing and good wishes for the new-born.
- "What Happens to a Woman’s Bones During Pregnancy"
The body responds by absorbing more calcium from food. Simple foods like milk, sesame seeds, ragi, and almonds provide calcium that supports bone health.
- Grandma’s Best Kept Secrets
they can absorb the energy around them, just as they can absorb vital nutrients from their mothers' food common practice in a traditional Indian household to provide thermal care by giving warm and nourishing foods Grandmothers prepare foods such as Gond Ladoo, Panjiri, and Methi Ladoo, which are strategically served
- "Traditional Postpartum Rituals in India"
Warmth becomes essential warm food, warm oil massages, and a warm environment all contribute to faster Traditional Diet for New Mothers Food plays a crucial role in recovery. Cold, processed, or heavy foods are generally avoided to protect digestion and promote internal healing












