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C-Sections? Better Care? Here’s The Info Indian Mothers Need For Safer...
Every minute, there are close to 34 births in the country.* But are women in our country aware and more importantly, empowered, to make choices related to birthing and motherhood? We decided to find...
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Thanks to This MBA Grad, Thousands of Indian Moms Can Now Breastfeed Without...
For the first two years of my life, my mother nourished me with breastmilk. When I spoke to her about her experience with breastfeeding a couple of years ago, she told me that having her mother and...
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Postpartum Care is Not Limited to Newborns – 9 Things Mothers Should Keep in...
Childbirth is a critical time for a mother and her baby. Marked by strong emotional and physical changes, and adjustment to new roles and responsibilities, the postpartum period begins an hour after...
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“We Are Humans Too”: A Delhi Doctor Shares What It Takes To Become One
Two years ago, I came up with my first book, Chronicles of a Gynaecologist. A woman-centric book, it focused on two sections of the society I fought passionately for – women and doctors. They suffered...
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After Insurance Denies Maternity Claim, B’Luru Lady’s 5-Year Battle Leads to...
A Bengaluru-based techie has been embroiled in a legal battle for almost five years with a private insurance company. Facts as we know them In July 2013, the techie was 23-weeks pregnant with twins. On...
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How Ladakh’s 1st Gynaecologist Changed The Face of Women’s Health in India’s...
Every Thursday, Dr Tsering Landol, a retired gynaecologist, conducts a clinic with the Ladakh Heart Foundation, a charitable medical facility. Here, she screens, counsels and guides women patients,...
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Airplane Etiquette: 5 Things That Can Get You Offloaded From a Flight in India
Being an airline attendant is not just physically draining but can be mentally exhausting as well. One has to deal with cranky children, irate and sometimes drunk passengers, and do all this with a...
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B’luru Startup Detects High-risk Pregnancies in Time, Helps Reduce Maternal...
India has one of the worst indices from around the world in terms of maternal and neonatal deaths. About 6.4 lakh babies die every year within the first 28 days of birth, and it is estimated that about...
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7 Foods That Can Induce Periods Naturally
Irregular periods are a pain in the . . . well, you know where. They are especially troublesome when you have a special event or trip planned but have no way of predicting when you might get your...
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Doctor Busts Pregnancy Myths: 6 Mistakes Most Women Make & How to Avoid Them
When I was expecting my first child a few years ago, I got a lot of pregnancy-related advice from family and friends. ‘You must eat for two’, or ‘You must not step out after sunset’, among others....
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Low-Cost Innovation Helps Pregnant Women Measure Their Baby’s Heartbeat...
This article has been published in partnership with Marico Innovation Foundation. For 31-year-old Ajitha Patki Muglikar, experiencing pregnancy was one of her life’s most extraordinary experiences. It...
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New Zealand’s Miscarriage Leave Is a Few Decades Behind India’s Maternity...
While the birth of a child brings joy to the entire family, and bring with it celebrations and happiness, the loss of a child, whether by way of a miscarriage or still-birth is often something that the...
View Article‘I Couldn’t Spend a Minute With My Baby’: Mother Shares Heroic Pregnancy Journey
Malar Raja’s inspiring story of how she dealt with the challenges of a complicated pregnancywill give any expectant mother the courage she needs. This young woman responded to a question on Quora about...
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Alia Bhatt, Dia Mirza & More: Why are Pregnant Women Asked Insensitive...
Quintessential questions for newlyweds in India include, ‘Is there any good news?’ As a married woman, I have also not been spared. When I moved cities a few years ago, the first question I was asked...
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