Shubham Hospitals

13/10/2025

Texture Progression Table For Baby's To Toddlers.

13/10/2025

Baby Bump Progress: What’s Normal, What's Not and When to seek Medical Help using the Information Provided Below.

1st Trimester (1–12 weeks):

Most women don’t show much yet, and that’s okay! The baby is still tiny. Some may feel bloated or notice a slight roundness, while others see no change at all. Both are normal.

2nd Trimester (13–27 weeks)

This is when the bump becomes noticeable. You’ll see steady growth as your uterus expands. Don’t compare too much—some women pop early, others later. Height, body type, and number of pregnancies play a huge role in determining this.

3rd Trimester (28–40 weeks):

The bump is clearly visible and continues to grow. The baby gains weight quickly, and your belly adjusts to accommodate. It’s normal to feel heavier, tighter, and experience skin stretching.

🚨What’s NOT normal?
1. No bump by 20+ weeks (if not first pregnancy)

2. Sudden shrinkage of bump
3. Rapid or painful growth
4. Consistent asymmetry
5. Reduced fetal movement (after quickening)

✅ When to seek help:

If you ever feel something off about your pregnancy both in Bump and baby's activities, seek Medical Help immediately. Your fundal height measurement helps to track baby's growth, and rule out abnormalities before it's too late.

Good luck and have a stress free pregnancy journey.

Please Note that 42 weeks is the highest length of time you should carry pregnancy, a baby is full term from 37 weeks old.

11/10/2025

NORMAL PLACENTA HEALTH 🩸🌸
The placenta is your baby’s lifeline—here’s what a healthy one does:

🔹 🩺 Delivers oxygen & nutrients
🔹 🛡️ Protects baby from infections
🔹 ♻️ Removes waste from baby’s blood
🔹 🤰 Supports hormones for pregnancy
🔹 🔍 Firmly attached to uterus wall

10/10/2025

Confused between IVF and IUI? Here’s a quick visual guide that makes it simple to understand how both procedures work. 💡

At Femcare Fertility, we simplify your parenthood journey with clarity, care, and compassion.

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10/10/2025

10/10/2025

🍎 5 Clear Signs Your Baby Is Ready for Solid Foods! 🍼✨

Every parent waits for that exciting milestone — the moment your little one is ready to take their very first bites of solid food! But how do you know it’s the right time? Here are 5 signs your baby might be ready: 👶💜

1️⃣ Sits with little or no support — Stability means they’re ready to eat safely.
2️⃣ Shows interest in your food — When your baby starts reaching for your plate, it’s a big clue! 🍲
3️⃣ Can close mouth around a spoon — This helps them learn to swallow instead of pushing food out.
4️⃣ Has good head and neck control — Strong muscles help prevent choking and make feeding smoother.
5️⃣ Has doubled their birth weight — Usually happens around 6 months, the perfect time to explore new tastes! 🥄

Remember: every baby grows at their own pace — start slow, go gentle, and always consult your pediatrician before introducing solids. ❤️

✨ Let your baby explore textures, flavors, and the joy of eating — one spoon at a time! 🍌🥕

10/10/2025

👶✨ How to Raise a Genius Baby (0–12 Months) 🌈

Every baby is born with incredible potential — your love, attention, and daily interactions are what shape that genius mind! 💞

Here’s how you can help your little one thrive from the very start ⬇️

🍼 0–2 Months: Build connection 💕
Respond to cries, talk softly, and enjoy skin-to-skin cuddles — these tiny moments build trust and stimulate brain growth.

👁️ 2–4 Months: Encourage exploration 🌍
Make eye contact, mimic their smiles, and introduce tummy time daily — curiosity starts here!

🧩 4–6 Months: Boost coordination & memory 💪
Peek-a-boo, colorful toys, and gentle reading time help baby understand cause, effect, and rhythm.

🎶 6–8 Months: Nurture language & emotions 🗣️
Sing, play, and describe the world around them — every word expands their understanding.

🚀 8–12 Months: Grow confidence 💡
Let your baby explore safely, cheer their milestones, and ask playful questions. Love fuels learning. 💗

👩‍👦 Remember: You don’t need fancy tools — your presence is the ultimate brain booster! 🌟

10/10/2025

09/10/2025

WHY DUE DATES ARE ONLY AN ESTIMATE AND NOT AN EXACT PREDICTION

Many pregnant women expect their baby to arrive exactly on their due date, but in reality, that date is only a guide. The due date is calculated as 40 weeks from the first day of your last menstrual period, assuming a regular 28-day cycle and ovulation on day 14. But every woman’s body is different, and not everyone ovulates or conceives at the same time.

That’s why only about 1 in 20 women actually deliver on their exact due date. Most babies arrive anytime between 37 and 42 weeks, which is still considered normal and full term.

Even early ultrasound scans, though more accurate, can still miss the exact day by a few days or more. Your baby’s growth pattern, genetics, and individual development all play a role too.

So if your baby doesn’t come exactly when the calendar says, don’t worry. It doesn’t mean anything is wrong. Your baby will come when your body and your baby are both ready.

Keep attending your antenatal visits and follow your healthcare provider’s advice, especially as you get close to term.

Midwife Chiamaka