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Every baby and every new mom is different, and there is not ONE way to be or deal with things. Just be yourself and love your baby, and things will be Okay!
Breast milk pumping is a great option if your baby is unable to latch; also if you want to donate excess breast milk for babies deprived of it.
A mum is completely drained of time, effort, and patience. She has to run behind the little one the whole day long, in addition to taking care of the house and her work.
Kaikeyi and Ram's relationship teaches us a great lesson on how to deal with people who change their behaviour towards us overnight!
The two great epics of Hinduism, Ramayana, and Mahabharata, preaches us an important lesson - 'Don't stay back in time; change, adapt, evolve'. Wondering how? Let me explain.
Achievement is not about gaining the materialistic standards of the society, but the continuous efforts we make in our lives every day.
A cesarean delivery is not as 'simple' as it sounds, so it will help those who opt for it or have one in an emergency to know what to expect.
The process of discovering yourself may not be as interesting as watching a Netflix drama, but is surely more rewarding!
I was afraid of caesarean birth, but my doctor advised me against natural birth as the baby was curled up in a breech position inside the womb.
As my baby was a light sleeper, it was vital to ensure an atmosphere of pin-drop silence during her nap time and that’s when my work demanded to be at the top of my voice to get things done!
As breastmilk is the major source of nutrition in the first year of a baby's life, it didn't bother much when she rejected solids in that timeframe. Post first birthday, when solids became the primary food, I was meticulous about the fact that she isn't deprived of any nutrients.
Breast milk donation helps babies deprived of it - preterm, weak babies, motherless babies, babies whose moms couldn't lactate.
But what if this bonding and expectation grow out to be a great emotional dependency that we couldn't overcome in our later stages of life? What if it impacts our kid’s life?
How many of us are happy with our mother-in-law/daughter-in-law? Leave alone the fact that we can never see them as our own mother or daughter, the least — are we able to accept them as one in our family?
To all the women out there: Spend some time to read yourself and initiate a simple transition in you, so your dignity becomes your identity!
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