Introducing food to your infant is an exciting milestone. Here’s everything you need to know about timelines starting from 1st to 12th month, safety, and recommended menu items. What age do I give foods to my baby? Until around 6... Read more
Reflexology is a science/art that is based on the principle that every part of the body, including all internal structures, is represented on another part of the body – the principle of a microcosm representing a macrocosm. The hands and... Read more
What if there was a therapeutic discipline that stood the test of time (had been used around the world for about 4500 years), was known to support virtually every condition a person could have, and felt heavenly as it was... Read more
Eating good and healthy food is one of the best things you can do during pregnancy. Good nutrition helps you handle the extra demands on your body as your pregnancy progresses. The goal is to balance getting enough nutrients to... Read more
As a new yoga person, you might feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of poses used in office and their odd-sounding names. But yoga doesn’t have to be hard. If you got out of bed this morning and stretched your... Read more
Our first reaction to any injury is to touch and rub the injured part. Pain and discomfort of a child is often resolved when mother gently puts her hand on the child’s head. Even we can often see animals licking... Read more
Fetal development depends on a proper supply of nutrients, including micronutrients in the mother’s bloodstream. Maternal nutrition has a direct impact on their child’s health during adulthood, which may be a major factor in the global epidemics of obesity and... Read more
Books can be wonderful tools to use with children who have experienced difficult times such as trauma or loss. Reading (or being read to) and talking with adults can help them understand and cope with their feelings in a developmentally... Read more
Gestational diabetes mellitus occurs with the onset of pregnancy and is characterized by the inability of the pregnant patient to tolerate glucose. Patients who develop gestational diabetes may develop diabetes later in life. Also Read: Preeclampsia – Pregnancy Complications Anaemia... Read more
Gestational hypertension formerly known as pregnancy-induced hypertension, refers to hypertension occurring for the first time during pregnancy. Diagnosis of gestational hypertension requires a blood pressure that is greater than or equal to 140/90 mm Hg. The blood pressure should be... Read more