Shubham Hospitals

Shubham Hospitals Shubham Hospitals -- Surgical Laparoscopy,Maternity, Gynaec, Infertility, Test Tube Baby and Advanced Laparo-Hysteroscopy Centre

Hi-tech best maternity surgical laprohysteroscopy and IVF center with homely feel.

01/12/2025

At 1 year, your baby officially starts eating like a tiny toddler 💛
Food becomes the main nutrition, and milk becomes a support drink.

Simple daily rhythm:
✅ 3 meals + 1–2 healthy snacks
✅ iron foods daily (egg, meat, daal, beans)
✅ fruits + veggies + healthy carbs
✅ whole milk up to 2 cups / 500ml max
✅ water through the day
✅ cut food small & soft for safety

Some days they eat a lot, some days barely anything — that’s normal.
Your job is to offer good food.
Their job is to decide how much 🤍🌿

01/12/2025

BABY CUES MANY MAMAS OVERLOOK WITHOUT REALIZING

Mama, your little one may not be able to talk yet, but trust me… babies communicate.
And many times, they’re telling you exactly what they need. We just don’t always recognize the signs.

Here are some important baby cues many parents miss:

1. Turning their head away
This is not stubbornness. It usually means “I’m full” or “I need a break.”
Forcing more feeding can make them spit up or become fussy.

2. Sudden jerky arm or leg movements
This can be a startle reflex. It’s normal, but it also means baby needs comfort or feels overstimulated. Swaddling or holding them close often helps.

3. Rubbing their eyes or ears
Many mamas think it’s infection, but most times it’s just a sleepy cue or self-soothing.

4. Clenched fists while feeding
A tight fist often means hunger. As baby starts to get full, their hands relax and open.
It’s one of the simplest ways to know when to pause or stop.

5. Arching their back
This can signal discomfort, maybe gas, reflux, or overstimulation.
Burping, holding upright, or reducing noise and light can help.

6. Staring blankly or looking away during play
This is your baby saying “I’m tired” or “I’ve had enough for now.”
Give them a little break instead of adding more stimulation.

7. Frequent hiccups after feeds
Most times it’s harmless, but it can also mean baby took in air or is feeding too fast.
Slow down the feed or burp more often.

8. Sucking on fingers even after feeding
Not always hunger. It can be a comfort signal or a self-soothing habit.

9. Sudden crying that stops when held
Some babies are not “crying for nothing.” They need closeness, warmth, and reassurance.
You’re not spoiling them by responding. You’re meeting a need.

10. Rapid breathing during sleep
Newborns have irregular breathing patterns. It’s normal unless there are signs like chest pulling in, bluish lips, or grunting.

11. Pulling or tugging the ears
Many mamas assume infection, but most times it means baby is tired or overstimulated.
If there is no fever or unusual discharge, it’s usually just a sleepy cue.

12. Kicking the legs rapidly
This can mean excitement, frustration, or gas discomfort.
Pay attention to what is happening around them to understand which one it is.

13. Opening their mouth and turning toward your chest or hand
This is a classic rooting reflex. It means “I’m hungry.”
It’s one of the earliest and most reliable hunger cues.

Mama, the more you understand these cues, the easier it becomes to respond calmly and confidently.
Your baby is talking in their own language, and you’re learning it beautifully.

I’m here for you, always.
— Midwife Chiamaka

29/11/2025

👶✨ AMAZING FETAL ANATOMY FACTS ✨👶

1️⃣ Tiny heart, big job – Baby’s heart starts beating around 6 weeks! 💓
2️⃣ Fully formed fingers & toes – By 12 weeks, little hands and feet are complete. 🖐️🦶
3️⃣ Taste buds in action – Baby can taste flavors from the amniotic fluid. 😋
4️⃣ Mini lungs practicing – Baby “breathes” amniotic fluid to prepare for air. 🌬️
5️⃣ Growing brainpower – By 20 weeks, the brain is active, making early movements and reflexes. 🧠

Even before birth, your baby is a tiny marvel of anatomy! 💛

29/11/2025

PLACENTA PRAEVIA:

PLACENTA PRAEVIA is where the placenta is fully or partially attached to the lower uterine segment.

There are two main types:

Minor placenta praevia – placenta is low but does not cover the internal cervical os.

Major placenta praevia – placenta lies over the internal cervical os.

A low-lying placenta is more susceptible to haemorrhage, possibly due to a defective attachment to the uterine wall.

Bl@ can be spontaneous, or provoked by mild trauma (e.g v@gin@l examination).

Additionally, the placenta may be damaged as the presenting part of the fetus moves into the lower uterine segment in preparation for labour.

25/11/2025

Healthy Homemade Meals For Babies And kids! 👶💛 From 6 Month's ➕️ Old Baby
These Ingredient Combinations Make Cooking Easier And Nutrition Packed.
Simple Foods, Big Benefits! 🥕🥦🍎🐟

25/11/2025

BABY'S DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES.

Baby developmental milestones are skills and behaviors that most children achieve by a certain age, covering areas like movement, language, and social skills.

Key milestones include smiling and cooing in the first few months, followed by crawling, sitting independently, and saying "mama" or "dada" around 6 to 12 months, leading to first steps and more words in the first year.
By 6 months

25/11/2025

When your toddler bites, your response matters more than the moment itself.

😌 Stay calm

🤝 Comfort the child who was hurt

🗣️ Use simple, firm language: ‘No biting. Biting hurts.’

↩️ Remove the biter if needed

🌱 Later, teach better ways to express feelings

Biting moments are tough—but with calm, consistent guidance, your toddler can learn kinder ways to communicate.

25/11/2025

V@GIN@L ITCHING DURING PREGNANCY

🟠 It is common due to hormonal changes, but it can also be caused by yeast infections, contact dermatitis, or other infections.

🟠 It's important to consult a doctor for a proper diagnosis and safe treatment, especially if you have other symptoms like pain, odor, or bl@ in the discharge.

🟠 While waiting for your appointment, avoid irritants like harsh soaps and wear loose cotton underwear to help relieve discomfort.

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Shubham Hospital Rajapeth, Badnera Road
Amravati

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SUBHAM HI TECH HOSPITAL

Shubham Hi-Tech Hospital is one of the renowned 20 beded hospital offering latest and best possible expertise, technology and equipment with utmost patient care.

We have successfully conducted more than 20,000 major and minor surgeries. With our disciplined and dedicated team, we have also delivered more than 20,000 babies.

We Directors are giving services since 1991, in Amravati in the field of Gastro-Intestinal Surgery, Operative Lapro-Hysteroscopy, High-Risk Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Infertility and ART(Test Tube Baby).