Sandhya Narang

I am just trying to conceive, but I’ve started looking for some gentle, positive books on motherhood. Reading beautiful parenting stories makes me feel so happy and excited for the future.

My mother-in-law says to eat healthy for a strong baby, but medically, chromosomal issues are mostly natural or age-related. It's best to trust your doctor and get the screening tests done on time.

I was reading about this too, and yes, it seems safe. I'm trying to replace regular sugar with honey nowadays to eat healthier.

Safe stretches are your best friend! 🧘‍♀️ Also, bananas are great because potassium helps stop cramps. Keep your legs warm and drink lots of fluids throughout the day! 💕

No, that is physically impossible! I remember my doctor telling me to keep up with my regular walks and yoga during my pregnancy to stay healthy, but basic biology tells us that pregnancy only happens when sperm fertilizes an egg, not from kissing.