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World Breastfeeding Week is an annual event celebrated from August 1 to 7 It is crucial to eliminate these myths to ensure that both mothers and babies receive the optimal care Expert bursts myths and misconceptions about breastfeeding

The study reveals that mothers articulated better and expressed more positive emotions when speaking to their babies or to puppies.

The most recognized maternal health disorders are postpartum depression and diabetes but there are other common diseases to look out for.

Mother's go the extra mile for their kids and family and there are times when they forget their true value and place- that of a queen! We have curated a list with 10 ways you can make your mother feel special.

Being a first-time mom has its own set of challenges as you get introduced to a lot of new things, ranging from breastfeeding to soothing a crying baby With time and patience, new moms will learn to take the best care of their child or children Skin-to-skin contact involves cradling your baby in your arms and gently stroking his back and tummy

With a new member in the family, the role of each member shifts drastically. Mothers, who are usually the primary caregivers, tend to get overwhelmed and burdened with new responsibilities. Here are few self care tips to destress for new moms.

Modern langots are an updated version of traditional langots that have been designed to be more convenient and easier to use Langots can be reused multiple times and do not need to be purchased as frequently as disposable diapers, which can save you money in the long run Disposable diapers are a major contributor to landfill waste and take hundreds of years to decompose, while langots are reusable and eco-friendly

Caffeine is believed to cause blood vessels in the uterus and placenta to constrict, which could reduce the blood supply to the fetus and inhibit growth Caffeine could potentially disrupt fetal stress hormones, putting infants at risk for rapid weight gain after birth and for later life obesity, heart disease and diabetes.

A new study has revealed that breastfeeding can protect the high-birthweight infants from being overweight or obese in childhood.

New mothers should avoid overeating as they may be risking the health of your child, according to a new study.

The findings show that women with a history of pre-eclampsia are more likely to face atherosclerosis -- hardening and narrowing of the arteries -- decades after their pregnancy.

This is the finding of Nafis Faizi, Assistant Professor in the Department of Community Medicine at the Aligarh Muslim University.

Researchers said that women who breastfed their babies had about a 10 percent lower risk of developing heart disease or stroke later in life.

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday gave ex-post facto approval to pan-India implementation of maternity benefit program which now has been extended to all districts of the country with effect from January this year.  

The study showed that in utero exposure to cocaine doubles the risk of tobacco and marijuana use as early as age 15 and substance abuse by 17.

There are emotional benefits that hugs have for your bundle of joy.

According to the researchers at Monash University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MIPS) in Australia, the inhalable, dry-powder form of the drug oxytocin may help prevent mothers from dying in childbirth due to more bleeding than normal.

The development is surely a significant moment for working women, particularly, who are pregnant or are planning to have a child because sufficient maternity leave is crucial for health of mother and child.

A new study has found that mothers with early and chronic depression may increase the risk of kids developing social-emotional problems.