Diet & Nutrition
Eating healthily and safely is important, no matter which stage of pregnancy you're at.
Eat a variety of foods from these different food groups each day:
- Milk and dairy products: skimmed milk, yogurt/curd, buttermilk (chhaach), cottage cheese (paneer). These foods are high in calcium, protein and Vitamin B-12. Talk to your doctor about what to eat if you are lactose intolerant.
- Cereals, whole grains, dals, pulses and nuts: these are good sources of protein if you do not eat meat. Vegetarians need about 45 grams of nuts and 2/3 of a cup of legumes for protein each day. One egg, 14 grams of nuts, or ΒΌ cup of legumes is considered equivalent to roughly 28 grams of meat, poultry, or fish.
- Vegetables and fruits: these provide vitamins, minerals and fibre.
- Meat, fish and poultry: these provide concentrated proteins.
- Fluids: Drink lots of fluids, especially water and fresh fruit juices. Make sure you drink clean boiled or filtered water. Carry your own water when out of the house, or buy bottled water from a reputed brand. Most diseases are caused by waterborne viruses. Go easy on packaged juices as they have a very high sugar content.
- Fats and oils: Ghee, butter, coconut milk and oil are high in saturated fats, which are not very healthy. Vanaspati oil is high in trans fats, which are as bad for you as saturated fats. A better source of fat is vegetable oils because these contain more unsaturated fat.
Baby Products
- Liquid Silicone Rubber Nipples
- Polypropylene Baby Feeding Bottles
- Polycarbonate Baby Feeding Bottles
- Baby Pacifiers
- Baby Powder Case
- Baby Sippers
Rubber Products
- Hot Water Bags
- Natural Rubber Nipples
Adult Diapers
Mother Care
Child Care
