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About Pregnancy

Pregnancy can be an exciting journey with a lot of emotional, physical and mental changes as your body prepares to bring a new life into the world. Each stage of pregnancy comes with its own set of challenges and joys. Whether you are trying to understand the new symptoms or learning about prenatal care, we have got you covered. You will get all the information on nutrition, health tips, and emotional well-being that will be valuable for you and your unborn baby so you can adapt to this new journey with joy, happiness, and knowledge.
The first trimester marks the exciting beginning of your pregnancy journey. Explore your new symptoms like morning sickness and understand your baby’s development now, in this section
How the Baby’s Growth Speed Changes From Month to Month

How the Baby’s Growth Speed Changes From Month to MonthDuring pregnancy, your baby does not grow at the same speed every month. While some months may contribute to rapid size increase, others focus on weight gain and organ development. Understanding how your baby's growth rate varies each month can help you identify what is normal, reduce stress during check-ups, and support your baby's healthy development through proper care, nutrition, and emotional well-being.

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The second trimester brings new energy and visible changes like a growing belly. Read more to learn what to expect and how to stay healthy.
What Scans Reveal About the Cord’s Role in Baby’s Nourishment

What Scans Reveal About the Cord’s Role in Baby’s NourishmentYou might just think about how your baby is growing when you go for prenatal scans, but there is a lot more going on inside. These scans also show how hard the umbilical cord works to feed your baby. The cord is very important for your baby's health since it carries oxygen and helps organs grow. Knowing what the scans indicate can make you feel more confident, ready, and connected to your pregnancy.

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The final countdown has begun. In this section, read more on how to stay comfortable while preparing for your baby’s arrival.
What Scans Reveal About the Cord’s Role in Baby’s Nourishment

What Scans Reveal About the Cord’s Role in Baby’s NourishmentYou might just think about how your baby is growing when you go for prenatal scans, but there is a lot more going on inside. These scans also show how hard the umbilical cord works to feed your baby. The cord is very important for your baby's health since it carries oxygen and helps organs grow. Knowing what the scans indicate can make you feel more confident, ready, and connected to your pregnancy.

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Your health is what makes the baby healthy. Find out more about nutrition, prenatal vitamins and other aspects of health in this section.
The Influence of Household Drinking Culture on Pregnancy Health

The Influence of Household Drinking Culture on Pregnancy HealthThe health of a pregnant woman is affected by both her own choices and the environment in which she lives. The drinking culture of a household, including rituals, social conventions, and emotional dynamics, might affect how people act, how stressed they are, and how much they drink when pregnant. Understanding this connection shows why pregnancy health is typically a shared responsibility.

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Recovering from a miscarriage is difficult. Explore this section to find guidance on miscarriages, recovery and support.
Kisspeptin and Pregnancy Loss: The Emerging Biomarker Doctors Are Paying Attention To

Kisspeptin and Pregnancy Loss: The Emerging Biomarker Doctors Are Paying Attention ToKisspeptin is a pregnancy hormone produced by the placenta, and its levels rise rapidly in the first trimester. Research shows that women who experience early pregnancy loss often have significantly lower kisspeptin levels compared to healthy pregnancies. This discovery is reshaping how doctors understand the earliest signs of pregnancy health, especially in cases where symptoms are subtle but biological changes are already underway.

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Navigating pregnancy with a job? Read more to understand how to balance work, health and maternity leaves with confidence.
Do You Have to Repay Maternity Benefits If You Resign?

Do You Have to Repay Maternity Benefits If You Resign?The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961, ensures that working women in India are entitled to paid maternity leave and other protections. But many women worry about what happens if they resign before or after availing these benefits: do they need to repay the money? The reality depends on the timing of your resignation, your employer’s internal policies, and how the law applies. Understanding these nuances is key to protecting your rights and planning ahead.

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The big day is almost here! Let us read more about the signs of labour, pain relief solutions and what to expect when it is time for delivery.
What Makes VBAC Riskier for Some Women Than Others?

What Makes VBAC Riskier for Some Women Than Others?VBAC or ‘Vaginal Birth After Cesarean’ may be a good and safe alternative for many individuals. Nevertheless, some physical, medical, or pregnancy-related issues could make it risky for some. Being aware of these risks can help you make more informed decisions, be prepared, and work closely with your medical team to ensure a safe delivery.

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Find simple solutions to uncomfortable pregnancy symptoms like morning sickness and back pain by exploring this section!
Why Your Ears Feel Blocked During Pregnancy and What Eustachian Tube Congestion Has to Do With It

Why Your Ears Feel Blocked During Pregnancy and What Eustachian Tube Congestion Has to Do With ItA sudden sense of fullness in the ears, muffled hearing, or pressure that will not clear is an under-discussed pregnancy symptom. For many women, it appears without pain or infection and fluctuates with posture, weather, or congestion. These sensations are often linked to hormonal and fluid-related changes that affect the Eustachian tube, a narrow passage responsible for pressure balance between the ear and the throat. While rarely dangerous, this change can be persistent, uncomfortable, and confusing, especially when routine ear drops or antibiotics offer no relief.

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Times Future of Maternity 2026 | India's Largest Maternity Ecosystem Gathering
Times Future of Maternity 2026 | India's Largest Maternity Ecosystem Gathering