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Here's How You Can Be A Healthy And Happy Indian Mom

Nadiya Merchant, full-time mom and nutritionist at Kellogg India, shares some of her simple tips to ensure you’re taking the right care of yourself

You've Got This, Mum!

Feeling less secure about yourself now thatw you’ve had a baby? You’re not alone. Here’s how to get a bit of your swag back…

Will You Choose A Gender Neutral Name?

It’s the biggest trend of 2018 so far…

Foods That Will Help Him Sleep

Improve the likelihood of a good night with some simple changes to your youngster’s diet

How To Set Up A Diaper Changing Station

Here’s how you can create an efficient and organised space to ensure a pleasant changing experience.

Give It Time

Study shows corelation between maternal age and premature labour; ages 30-34 being at least risk.

Pregnancy Well-Being

M&B’ panellist Sonali Shivlani is an Internationally Certified Pregnancy Consultant and a child nutrition counsellor. She is the executive director of CAPPA India, and also trains aspiring birth professionals to achieve certification in pregnancy, birth and lactation counselling.

Light At The End Of The Tunnel

After suffering a miscarriage, Kajal Manek talks about her rainbow pregnancy, healing and peace.

Keep Up With The Change

Here’s how to make diaper changing a breeze during the cold months...

Sweet Dreams

Your baby dreams more than you! Discover what her night-time adventures are all about.

How To Sail Through Your Winter Pregnancy

Winters can be a little daunting on you. Try these expert tips, and we assure that you will be able to breeze right through the colder months.

Walking The Runway Of Motherhood

Mrs India Homemakers 2017 winner, Anjali Raut Gill shares her experience from being a model to a mother, and how her little angel, Aksania, has changed her life for better

Coping With Colic

Difficult to explain, and harder still to deal with, the big C can pose a real challenge for any new mum. Sia Mitra decodes the colic syndrome

How To Cultivate Your Child's Emotional Intelligence

We’re all aware of the importance od developing your child’s IQ. But have you given much thought to his emotional quotient? Meenal Arora, executive director of Shemrock Preschools and the founder-director of Shemford Futuristic Schools, tells you exactly how to encourage your child to grow not just physically, but emotionally, too

Picky Eater?

Festive shenanigans! Stockings! Santa!

A Blessing In Disguise

Durba Ghosh talks about how age plays a critical role when it comes to having a baby, the highs and lows of being a mother and how her son Aurko, has managed to fill their lives with brightness

Seeing That Pregnancy To Term

Preterm births have a direct link to the age of the mother, as a recent Canadian study has shown. In fact, expectant mothers in the 20 to 24 year age group, are at risk. We evaluate this in the Indian scenario

2018 Pregnancy Trends: Baby Bumps Get More Fun!

There couldn’t be a better time than now to find out you’re pregnant! Easy access to quality information, adorable baby clothes and the next must-have, and all reasons to be excited about having a baby. If you’re pregnant in 2018, here are some exciting trends we know you’ll love to try out...

20 Things To Do On Your First Day​​​​​​​ As A Mum!

Simple rules.

A Journey To Remember

For Mansi Payet, pregnancy and motherhood are surely an experience that she would like to re-live

Decode Your Cravings

Whether you want to nibble ice cubes or scoff pickles, understanding your pregnancy cravings means you”ll handle the urges better

“I Left My Newborn to Go Back to Work”

Parents of babies born on or after April 5th, 2015 are entitled to share parental leave equally. But what’s it like to leave your newborn with Dad? M&B reader Tanya Day shares her story

Teach Your Tot to Express Emotions

Do we really know how to better equip our little ones to deal with and express emotions? M&B spoke about emotional development to Swati Popat. Read on to discover how a little awareness can go a long way in making your baby more loving and expressive

'We've Changed The World For Our Sons And Daughters'

One of India’s leading live talents, talk evangelists, first awardee of the Best Anchor Female, India, at the Live Quotient Awards and winner of the Bharat Nirman Award for her outstanding contribution to the field of anchoring, Gitikka Ganju Dhar, shares her experience of being a working mother, but more importantly, being able to strike the right balance between her duties to her daughter, as well as her career

An Unexpected Journey

For Namrata Aswani-Setty, life at 30 looks exciting, especially when it comes to balancing her role as a mother to her 21-month-old boy, Pavit, and being head of the Public Relations division at her firm

Shoes Suitable For Your Child's Delicate Feet

Sometimes, style isn’t all about the look but functionality and comfort, too. But when it comes to your child’s tiny feet, it’s all about what’s best for their needs. Read on to find the right fit for your child’s growing feet says Matteo Lambert, chief collection manager, Bata, India

How To Boost Your Child's Morale

When a child feels valued, there’s a good chance that he’s going to want to be the best version of himself. This is precisely why you should help your child feel encouraged, capable and confident says Richa Shukla, content expert, Sesame Workshop, India

The Importance Of Routine & Structure For Your Toddler

Everyone, young or old, needs some type of routine to establish a bit of normalcy in their day to day life. It’s no different for children. A routine is said to bring some consistency to a child’s life. Read on to know more

Welcoming Your Newborn

We have been through pregnancy, gone through labour and have even mastered breastfeeding. It’s now time to understand and welcome your new born. After all, this is a relationship that you will nurture for the rest of your life.

Comedy Of Errors

Travel along with filmmaker and mother, Arwa Mamji, as she leaves her life in Mumbai behind, to jet set across the world and experience new things, all with her baby girl. Here are a few anecdotes from her experiences