In Indian homes, a baby’s arrival is met with very unique, traditional rituals. These rituals have been practised and passed down for hundreds of generations. One of these long-held traditions
Utilising the service of doulas in a birthing process is a fairly common practice in western countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. However, it is not
There are a few things no one tells you about pregnancy. One of them is that pregnancy is not always rainbows and butterflies. I have told my story about pre-eclampsia
Most women readily anticipate the much touted pregnancy glow and expanding belly. But few realise some unwanted changes during pregnancy are coming their way too. Here we explore how to
I was once a rebellious teenager who chose to be different in expressing my ideas. However, I must say that there was also a hormonal, sappy part of me that
The first twelve weeks of your pregnancy are finally over – Phew! For most mums-to-be, the fatigue and nausea that accompanies the first trimester usually subsides at this point. Most
Asians are culturally … well, a curious bunch (to put it nicely). Aunties, in-laws and old friends have no qualms about asking very personal questions in very public spaces. While at
Thinking of preparing your own confinement meals? Experienced mum Cecilia Low shares how she helped her eldest daughter with three simple recipes.
It’s time! Exercise in general is good, and may help in reducing labour time, so we’ll be sharing a few simple yoga poses designed to help expectant mothers experience a
Every time the British royal family announced Kate Middleton’s previous pregnancies, it was always coupled with news that she was taking time off from her royal duties due to Hyperemesis
Each year, bereaved parents, families and friends from all over the world mark 15th of October, International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. As this week is Baby Loss Awareness
Each year, bereaved parents, families and friends from all over the world mark 15th of October, International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. As this week is Baby Loss Awareness Week, makchic joins
Each year, bereaved parents, families and friends from all over the world mark 15th of October, International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. As this week is Baby Loss Awareness Week, makchic joins
I was pregnant, but my son had to be coaxed into this world. Because I was overdue, I had to be induced for two days. My doctor broke my water
No mother ever thinks of losing her child. But one mom has opened up about infant loss, and how Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day is a day she won’t ever forget.
Pregnancy is both a time of joy and anxiety for moms, especially when people are telling you to do certain things (or not) for your baby. Makchic plays mythbuster to fact check these “old wives tales”.
More than just bags – each purchase from the TOMS bag collection will help train birth attendants as well as distribute birth kits to those in need in developing countries.
Thinking about trying for baby number two, but aren’t sure it’s the right time? A few mothers share how they knew.
If you were pregnant, would you choose to have a natural birth or a C-section? Michelle Lim-Chua shares her personal experience, and why she would pick one over the other any day.
Is it legal to donate your eggs? Are there any adverse side effects? What actually happens? Sha Lynn Chan sat down with Kim to find out more about this relatively unheard of practice in Malaysia.
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