Baby's skin color is purely genetic and cannot be changed by what we eat. Focus on eating nutritious food and doing light walks or yoga if your doctor has allowed it. A healthy, active body will ensure a happy baby, which is what truly matters.
Actually, skin color is purely genetic, yaar. No amount of kesar or coconut water is going to change that. Let's just focus on getting the right nutrients for the baby's brain and physical growth instead of worrying about color!
Hamare yahan bhi log kehte hain ki nariyal khane se bachha gora hota hai, par yeh sab bas kehne ki baatein hain. Bhagwan jo bhi bachha de, wo swasth aur tandurust hona chahiye. Maa ke liye toh uska bachha sabse sundar hota hai.
Arre, baby ka color toh genetics pe depend karta hai, haan. Kesar ya doodh peene se baby gora nahi hota, na. Bas baby healthy aur pyaara hona chahiye, skin color se kya farak padta hai!
When I was preparing for a normal delivery, my only focus was on the baby's health and development, not skin tone. Genetics decide the baby's skin color completely. Every baby is beautiful in their own unique way, so just pray for a healthy child!
Haan na, even my relatives told me to drink saffron milk for a fair baby! But actually, baby ka skin color parents ke genes pe hi depend hota hai, ho na? Bas baby healthy ho, wahi sabse badi baat hai.
My grandmother used to say eating certain foods makes the baby fair, but our doctor explained that it is entirely based on genetics. We should love and accept our baby just the way they are born. A healthy and safe delivery is the most important blessing.
