Welcoming a newborn is one of life’s most profound experiences. It shifts your focus, your schedule, and even how you feel the weather. You start to notice things you may have never paid attention to before, air creeping in through a window, how your baby’s breathing changes during sleep, or how they curl their tiny […]
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Sibling Donor vs. Public Bank: Choosing the Right Stem Cell Source for Thalassaemia Treatment
The possibility of a curative stem cell treatment for thalassaemia offers hope to families navigating the complexities of this genetic blood condition that demands ongoing medical attention. Currently, the only successful route to thalassaemia treatment is allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (allo-HSCT) or a medical procedure where the patient receives healthy blood-forming stem cells from […]
How Long Does It Take for a Newborn to Recognise You?
The moment a baby enters the world, everything changes. Your heart stretches wider, time slows to a hush, and suddenly life feels entirely centred on that tiny person in your arms. Amid the joy and exhaustion, many new parents wonder quietly to themselves: How long does it take a baby to recognise mom or dad? […]
How Cord Blood Banking Could Help Treat Sickle Cell in the Future
A baby on the way changes everything. You start planning for things you never even thought about before – crib or cradle; cloth diapers or disposable! But there’s another decision—one not as visible but just as important—that more and more Indian parents are quietly making: preserving their baby’s cord blood. If you’re hearing about it […]
Top 10 Pregnancy Myths Every Mom-to-Be Should Stop Believing
During pregnancy, it’s common to receive a lot of advice from family, friends and even strangers. While some of it is well-meaning, not all of it is true. And if you’re a first-time mom, it can get really confusing. You may hear so many things—don’t eat papaya, you must eat for two, carrying low means […]
Yoga for Pregnancy: A Natural Way to Support Your Baby’s Future Health
In India, pregnancy is not just about the baby growing inside you. It’s about the entire family preparing for a new life. There are endless suggestions—drink coconut water, eat dry fruits, avoid papaya. But, among all the advice floating around, one simple, time-tested practice stands out: yoga. It’s not just about touching your toes or […]
What Every Dad Should Know About Stem Cells Before Baby Arrives
Becoming a father is an exciting time. It’s a phase where planning takes centre stage—whether it’s setting up the nursery, managing finances, or thinking about future education, but a topic that often goes under the radar is stem cell banking, especially for dads-to-be. For many expecting fathers, the idea of cord blood banking or newborn […]
Why Baby Weight Drops After Birth? Here’s What’s Normal and When to Worry
A new baby brings immense joy. But new parents often worry about their baby’s weight in the early days. Why do newborns lose weight after birth? This is a common concern among new parents. Understanding normal weight loss patterns helps ease anxiety in parents. This blog explores what typical newborn weight loss looks like, when […]
How to Stay Calm When Your Blood Pressure Is High During Pregnancy
Despite potential medical complications like high blood pressure, pregnancy is essentially a wonderful journey filled with expectation and joy. Many expecting women take extra care of their blood pressure during pregnancy, not only for their own well-being but also for the health of their child. Knowing how to stay calm when your blood pressure is […]
12 Most Common Health Problems in Pregnancy and How to Treat Them at Home
Pregnancy is nothing less than an exciting journey filled with anticipation and excitement, despite certain challenges. Many moms-to-be suffer from pregnancy-related issues that could cause anxiety and suffering. Learning to identify the common pregnancy health problems and how to treat them at home can help expectant women to effectively manage their common pregnancy problems and […]