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Pregnancy Wellness and Expert Q&A

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Pregnancy wellness is about more than just prenatal yoga. Here, I share expert-backed guidance on nutrition, lifestyle, and common pregnancy myths to help you feel confident throughout your journey.

What's the difference between prenatal and regular yoga? This clear, comparative chart breaks it down by purpose, postures, breathing, and intensity, helping you understand why a specialized practice is so important during pregnancy.

Let's debunk some common myths about prenatal yoga. This series addresses fears and misconceptions, empowering you with the facts so you can practice with confidence.

Is yoga too intense? Can beginners join? This myth-or-fact graphic answers these questions and more, clarifying that prenatal yoga is a gentle, safe, and holistic approach suitable for everyone, regardless of experience.

I had a wonderful live session with Dr. Rani, a lactation consultant, where we answered common questions about breastfeeding. This video shares expert advice on challenges like low milk supply, sore nipples, and how to prepare for a smoother journey.

I believe in combining ancient wisdom for modern motherhood. This poster announced my live session with Dr. Sumukhi, an Ayurveda expert, where we discussed mastering motherhood through the combined power of Ayurveda and Yoga.

Knowledge is empowering. In this video, I share the five books that I found most valuable during my own pregnancy journey, covering topics from newborn care and sleep to spiritual connection and child development.

Self-care is non-negotiable during pregnancy. This video provides essential tips, including staying active, eating a balanced diet, getting enough rest, and unplugging from digital devices to nurture your physical and mental health.

Your body needs specific micronutrients for optimal health during pregnancy. This video breaks down the five essentials every woman needs: Iron, Zinc, Vitamin D, Magnesium, and Probiotics, along with the foods where you can find them.

Beat the summer heat with this refreshing and healthy buttermilk recipe. It's an excellent source of protein and calcium, helps reduce acidity, and prevents dehydration. A simple, satvik drink to keep you cool.

About Pregnancy Wellness & Expert Q&A

Navigating pregnancy and early motherhood involves balancing physical health with mental well-being. My approach here bridges ancient wisdom, such as Ayurveda and mindful breathwork, with the practical realities of modern motherhood. Whether you are managing pregnancy aches or seeking guidance on breastfeeding and nutrition, these resources are designed to provide honest, reliable answers rather than just generic pregnancy advice.

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Hamsikha

Online sessions via Zoom; Join from homeStarts from ₹2,800 per month

I’m Hamsikha. As a new mom, I know that pregnancy and postpartum are messy, slow, and full of surprises. I combine my yoga practice with Ayurveda and expert insights to offer real, honest support for your motherhood journey.

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Calcium is vital for the development of your baby's bones and for maintaining your own bone density. I recommend natural sources like milk, curd, cheese, ragi, sesame seeds, and leafy greens to meet your daily needs.9
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