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Cold Shower or Hot? Find Out Which One is The Best For Your Health!
As a mom, long baths are a thing of the past. So, how do you maximise the goodness of that five-minute window for cleanliness and relaxation? Discover what is more beneficial for your body and mind, hot showers or cold showers.
The moment you step in for 5-10 minutes of peace and solitude in the shower, your baby either wakes up and starts crying. Or, if you have older kids, they are at each other's throats! So how do you get the most out of that limited time? How do you choose between a cold and hot water shower?
Hot Vs. Cold Shower
Some of us eagerly look forward to our hot shower first thing in the morning. But some others like it cold. Hot and cold showers are both popular; however, how can you be sure you are making the right choice for your age and heath? Strange as it may seem, the kind of shower you take has a big impact not just on your day but also on your overall wellness!
Let’s compare hot and cold showers so you can make an informed choice.
Benefits of Cold Shower
1. Makes you more alert and energetic
Showering in cold water increases alertness. When you step into one, you can’t help but take deep breaths, which increase the flow of oxygen to the body and release a rush of blood that keeps you energetic and awake. Take a cold shower and you'll feel pepped up through the day and energetic enough to handle anything that comes your way.
2. Protects your skin and hair
Cold showers are also beneficial for your skin and hair. They help hydrate you and tighten your cuticles and pores. For people with dry skin, hot water can exacerbate the problem, which is why experts advise toning the temperature down.
3. May help you burn fat
When you take a cold shower, you activate your body’s brown fat. This is a heat-generating kind of fat that actually burns energy! So, during a cold shower, your body ends up burning more calories by activating this brown fat. We think this is one of the coolest benefits of cold showers, don't you?
Did you know: Another way to lose weight through ‘cool’ therapy is by placing an ice pack on your upper back and chest for 30 minutes daily.
Watch: How to Burn Fat By Taking a Cold Shower Every Day!
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Key Takeaways:
When you are exposed to the cold, it mimics the effects of exercise and fights against obesity!
A cold shower is one way of losing fat without actually engaging in exercise. Another thing you can use is a big glass of ice cold water on an empty stomach (in the morning)
4. Can even cure depression!
Doctors often recommend cold showers as a treatment for depression. The cold water sends electrical impulses to the nerve endings in the brain. This produces an anti-depressive effect and makes cold showers an effective mood lifter. In fact, doctors often recommend 2-3 short cold showers in a day for people suffering from depression.
5. Promotes muscle repair after workout/exercise
If you are into daily exercise (which, by the way, is amazing), cold showers are what you need. The cold water prevents the swelling and pain which often follow a strenuous workout, and helps your muscles repair.
6. Bonus benefit – this one is for your husband!
Scientists have now established that taking a cold shower has a positive effect on the levels of testosterone, the male sex hormone! This means a happier and, err, naughtier sex life!
Disadvantages of Cold Shower
1. Difficult during the winter
Goes without saying, cold showers aren’t for everyone or for all weather! Taking a cold shower in the cold winter months can be a very unwelcoming thought.
2. Not recommended during illness
If you are unwell, it is not recommended to take a cold shower. The body needs the heat from a hot shower for faster healing and rejuvenation.
Benefits of Hot Shower3. Relieves cold and nasal congestion
Hot showers are beneficial for you if you have a cold and congestion. The hot steam is a natural decongestant and unclogs nasal passages. If you're not feeling so good, step into the bathroom and shower in hot, steamy water. Have somebody reliable look after the kids if you're feeling unwell, and spend time inhaling the steam in the bathroom.
4. Provides stress relief
One of the biggest benefits of hot showers is that they are a great tension reliever for stressed moms. They increase your oxytocin levels and ease anxiety. Have hubby or your mom babysit the kids for half an hour, and just let the water beat down on you in thick streams. You'll be ready to face the day!
5. Cures muscle stiffness and body aches
If you're feeling stiff and have cramps, the benefits of a hot shower become clear. It can work wonders on your body. A powerful showerhead throws down strong streams of water that can work as a massage to relieve the stiffness of your muscles. Showering in hot water also relieves any soreness you may be feeling anywhere in your body, whether during your period or otherwise.
Disadvantages of Hot Shower
1. Harmful for your hair and skin
This is perhaps the biggest disadvantage of a hot shower. The hot water can be very drying for your hair and skin, leaving you with dry skin and split hair-ends.
2. Increases risk of skin breakouts
Hot showers tend to open your skin pores which means there is a greater likelihood that debris and dirt will accumulate. This makes you vulnerable to skin conditions and problems.
Confused between Hot and Cold Water Shower?
So, both hot and cold showers seem to have their own merits and demerits. Which one to choose? Here is a quick test to help you decide:
Age: If you are older than 40, it may be advisable to bathe with lukewarm water. For people under 40, cold water is recommended
Time: If you shower in the morning, choose cold water. For the evening, a hot water shower is recommended.
Health: Choose hot water if you are suffering from illnesses like cold, cough or joint pain. According to the ancient science of Ayurveda, people with liver disease, indigestion, etc., should bathe with cold water. Also opt for cold water if you have skin problems like dermatitis or breakouts.
Habits: If you have an active lifestyle and engage in daily exercise, a cold water shower is better for you.
That’s it! Choose between a cold water vs. hot water shower depending on the need of the hour. Quick Tip: You could also take a hot shower, followed by a 2-minute cold splash. You’ll reap the goodness of both in no time!
How to Shower According to Dermatologists
Now that you have made your choice between a hot and a cold shower, time to get going! Hot or cold, it is important to shower in the correct manner to reap all its health benefits. We have brought you some expert tips on showering, straight from dermatologists.
Don’t shower for too long. Prolonged water exposure can lead to dry skin and hair. If you have any skin conditions like dermatitis, keep the showers even shorter. Dr. Lauren Ploch, a board-certified dermatologist with the American Academy of Dermatology, recommends “keeping showers to five minutes or less. Don't stand under water for minutes at a time."
Don’t wash your hair too often. This is truer if you have coloured hair, which tends to be drier. Washing twice a week is usually considered adequate
Shower top to bottom so the soap can work its way down your body. Bonus tip: If you are prone to acne, condition your hair first and then cleanse your face, chest and back
Shave at the end of the shower. If you shave your body hair, do it at the end of a short shower so your hair is damp but not swollen from heat/steam
Pat your skin dry instead of rubbing it with a towel. Focus on drying sensitive areas such as the groin, between toes and other skin folds
Never forget the moisturiser. Moisturise within a few minutes of showering so you can create a barrier between your skin and the air, thus preventing moisture loss
A shower is your personal time that you need to keep aside for yourself to relax and rejuvenate. Make the right choice based on your health and personal needs, and reap the many benefits of showering. Happy bath-time! Read more
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10 Easy Lantern Making Ideas for Kids
Lantern-making is a fun activity to get your kids’ creative juices flowing and to build excitement for Diwali. It’s also a great way to get children involved in decorating the house for Diwali, as they proudly see their hand-made lanterns hanging high and bright. Here is an article on 10 easy lantern-making ideas for kids.
What Is the Significance of Akash Kandil During Diwali?
Lanterns or akash kandils are a significant part of Diwali across India. The windows and doors of each house are lit by bright lights and decorations, at the centre of which you’ll see a beautiful lantern. But, why do people hang an akash kandil during Diwali? These are essentially a symbol of light, with the main idea being to eliminate any darkness and bring forth happiness in everyone’s life. The lantern also symbolises Krishna’s victory over the demon Narakasura, and is a form of celebration and happiness. While you can easily buy a beautiful akash kandil from the store, making one with your kid is an even better experience, as you can bond and prepare for the festival of lights together.
Hand-Made Lantern Ideas for Children
Listed below are easy lanterns that children of all ages can make. You can make these together with your child as a fun bonding activity. If you’re wondering how to make a lantern, here are 10 different types of lanterns and easy-to-follow instructions on making them.
1. Foam Lantern
Making Chinese/ foam lanterns is extremely easy, and can even be made by preschoolers. Here’s how to make a foam lantern at home.
What You Will Need
Foam sheets (of two different colours)
A stapler
Scissors
A ruler and pencil
2 clothespins
How to Do
Cut a rectangular piece of one foam sheet.
Then, roll it into a cylindrical shape and secure the edges with two clothespins to make the inner foam piece.
Cut a rectangular piece of the second coloured foam sheet (this piece should be 2 inches longer, vertically).
Fold it horizontally and cut slits along the folded side. Stop at least 1 centimeter away from both edges.
Draw lines using a ruler and a pencil to mark where the cuts should be, if your child is doing the cutting work. This will be the outer foam piece.
Now, it’s time to place the outer and inner foam pieces together.
First, join the top of the foam pieces by stapling them together (you will see that the outer foam piece is longer than the inner foam piece).
Then, join the bottom of the foam pieces by stapling them together (you will notice that the outer foam piece will balloon a bit at the centre, where the slits have been made).
Lastly, cut out a thin, long strip to make the handle of the lantern and staple it onto the lantern.
2. Pyramid Lanterns
These lanterns look beautiful and will light up your home during Diwali or a fun get-together.
What You Will Need
Paper
A pencil
A ruler
Colour pencils
Sketch pens
A paper puncher
Tape
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Draw a triangle on a piece of paper and cut it out. This is your template.
Ask your child to colour a sheet of paper.
Using the template, draw four triangles attached to each other on the back-side of the coloured sheet.
Cut out the these four triangles together (do not separate them).
Tape the ends together.
Punch some holes in the pyramid or cut out any small shapes of your choice.
Place the paper pyramid on top of the battery operated candle.
3. Table Jar Lantern
This is probably one of the easiest lantern crafts for children to make all by themselves.
What You Will Need
A glass Jar
Glue
A brush for the glue
Colourful paper (origami paper, streamers, tissue papers work best)
Candles
A scissor
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Cut the paper into different sized strips.
Using a brush, cover the outside of the jar with glue.
Then, start sticking the paper strips on the jar, one after the other.
Use more glue wherever required to stick strips in a way that they overlap each other.
Continue sticking until the entire jar is covered with the paper strips.
Once you finish, dab a layer of glue on the entire jar, on top of the glued on paper strips, and leave it to dry overnight.
In the evenings, place the candle inside the jar and light it up.
4. Paper Lanterns
This basic paper lantern for kids will brighten up your Diwali night. Here’s how to make a paper lamp at home.
What You Will Need
Card stock (any dark colour)
Tissue paper/ streamers (2-3 different colours)
A pencil or pen
A stationary knife
Scissors
Glue
A battery operated candle
How to Do
Decide on the size of your lantern and cut a rectangle shape from the card stock sheet.
Now, fold the rectangle equally in three folds, so that when we fold it, it becomes a triangle.
Now, draw a design on the middle portion of the card stock (any design that is easy for the child).
Using a stationery knife, cut out the design. Help your child do this if he is too young.
Then, using glue, stick the different coloured tissue papers on the inner side of the lamp.
Put glue along the extra bit of the card stock and paste the other side of the card stock to it.
5. Sphere Lantern
The sphere lantern is super easy and can make for nice decor in your child’s room or your balcony during Diwali. Here’s how to make an akash kandil in a sphere shape.
What You Will Need
2 – 3, thin, coloured chart paper sheets.
Glue
A thumb pin
A ribbon
Scissors
How to Do
Decide on the size of your lantern and cut different coloured strips of paper.
Arrange the strips, one on top of the other, alternating between each colour.
Attach them with a thumb pin at one end of the strips by putting glue on the prickly side of the pin.
Follow the same on the other side too and spread the strips to form a sphere shape.
Tie a ribbon on top so that it can be hung.
6. Kiddy Lantern
This is a great opportunity for your child to be as creative as possible while making a kandil for Diwali.
What You Will Need
Coloured paper of A4 size
A thin cardboard
Paints
A scissor
A pencil
Glue
Double-sided tape
Regular tape
Old artwork (optional)
How to Do
Starting from one corner of the paper, make diagonal folds till the end.
Unfold the paper and repeat the same from the opposite corner (there will diamond shape formations in the paper).
Roll the paper and paste the sides with double-sided tape.
Using the circle of the base of the lantern, cut out a circle from the cardboard.
Fix this circular cardboard at the bottom, with double sided tape.
Put a regular tape on two opposite sides of the opening and punch a hole, so that the paper does not tear.
Insert a string through the holes and tie the ends.
Decorate the outer side of the lamp by sticking artwork or painting it.
7. Plastic Bottle Lantern
This beautiful lantern can be made from throwaway plastic bottles. It’s a great way to re-use plastic that would otherwise be thrown away as waste.
What You Will Need
A big plastic bottle with a round bottom
Glue
A brush
Origami paper/tissue paper
Scissors
A pencil
A stationery knife
Strings
Coloured tapes (3-4 types)
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Cut off the bottle top with a stationery knife.
Fold the sheet of paper into a small square and draw a circle.
Then cut out the circle in such a way that you get many circle cut outs in one go.
Cut the other coloured paper in different shapes.
Then, apply glue on the bottle and start pasting the paper cut outs on it.
Once you are finished, apply a final coating of glue on top of it and let it dry overnight.
Cut 5-6 strings, about 20” long, and stick strips of washi tapes around the strings, leaving some space in between. Also, cut the tape at the ends for a flag shape.
Make small holes on the opening of the lantern and tie the strings to it.
Now bring all the strings together and tie them up.
Place a battery-operated candle inside it and hang the lamp.
8. Plastic Cup Lantern
Try this easy and fun way of turning a plastic glass into a lantern. This is another great way to use things you find at home to make a sky lantern.
What You Will Need
A transparent plastic glass
Acrylic paint or permanent markers
A paper puncher
String
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Make designs on the glass with markers or paint.
Make two holes on opposite sides at the top of the glass.
Insert a string through the holes and tie it up.
Place a battery-operated candle inside it and hang it.
9. Owl Lantern
This is a cute, easy-to-make lantern that will make any child happy.
What You Will Need
Round, ready made, plain paper lamp
Chart paper and printed paper
Glue
Scissors
Sketch Pen
A pencil
How to Do
Cut out big, round eyes, legs, ears, nose, and wings of an owl from the chart paper.
Then, trace the wings on the printed sheet and cut it out.
Paste the printed paper wings onto the chart paper wings.
Draw two small circles inside the eyes and colour the nose and legs.
Now, paste all of them on the lantern.
10. Painted Round Paper Lanterns
This is a cheap and easy do-it-yourself lantern which can be made at home. Your child is sure to have a lot of fun with this.
What You Will Need
Round, ready-made, plain paper lamp
A toothbrush
Paint
A palette
How to Do
Take some paint and add some water.
Paint the entire lantern with different colours.
Your child can mix different colours and be as creative as possible.
The above lantern ideas are easy and can be made by kids without any hassle. However, parental guidance is required while using scissors or a knife. Once your child has finished making the lantern, you can display it in your house for visitors to see!
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Here's a Magic Wand That Will Change Your Child's Glass of Milk Forever
Do you think magic doesn’t exist outside Harry Potter books, that it is just an elaborate charade that doesn’t work in real life? Well, just take a moment to think about that time your baby smiled at you. That time he learn to hold a cup perfectly. And that time he picked up his glass of milk himself and emptied it in a minute, his milk mustache nice and big. Aren’t these moments of pure magic? Yes, even that one about kids who finish their glass of milk with enthusiasm. For you see, there now exists a magic wand that lets all moms witness this spectacle!
It’s called a milk-flavouring straw and has the potential to infuse a regular, monotonous glass of milk with flavours as exotic as cookies and cream and chilled out choc-mint – all without interfering with the nutritional value! Sipahh's magical straws are deliciously crystal-filled and come in handy packs of 5, 10, 25, 40, 50 – the more the merrier. The best part: unlike magic wands in folklore that had to be sought after perilous journeys, this one is available in online stores such as Godrej Nature's Basket as well as in modern retail stores near you. So all you need to do is rip, dip and sip your way to deliciousness!
So moms, if ensuring that your child gets his daily quota of milk has become your most exhausting experience of the day, you have to check out this amazing invention.
1. There’s No More Complaining “Mamma, Milk Smells Bad!”
A lot of children complain about the smell of milk. Cardboard, rotten eggs, snakeskin – there’s no end to the terrifying comparisons. But now your kids don’t need to smell the milk any more. The straws keep their nose away and they can sense only the yummy flavours.
2. There’s No Messing with the Nutritional Value of Milk
It is a fact universally acknowledged that kids in their growing years, still new to a variety of tastes and fussy about everything, fall in love with everything processed! This is also the case with several off-the-shelf drinks and milk-based products – the nutritional value of milk suffers during the processing. But not with these straws. They don’t mess with the goodness of milk at all; the yumminess is just a bonus!
3. They are Really Easy to Store and Use – for a Long Time
When you’re losing your mind in the morning rush and the kids are still fussing about milk, you can rely on these straws to do the job. It also helps that there’s no need to use a spoon or to stir – every second saved is precious for moms, right?
4. You Needn’t Worry About the Sugar Quotient at All
Unlike several appetising goodies designed to lure kids (and unwillingly, adults), these straws have less than ½ teaspoon sugar! This is far lower than the standard serving of juice, a carbonated drink or even a flavoured milk-based beverage. This means your kids drink milk – without complaining – and not at the cost of drinking sugar alongside!
Tempting, right? We can promise you one thing, mom. The day you arm yourself with one of these magic wands will be the day that glass of milk ceases being loathsome for good. Be warned though – we are getting to hear several cases of moms using them up for themselves; after all, how can you possibly not fall in love with sunset choc orange and luscious strawberry? Mmmm! Read more
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Josiah Name Meaning and Origin
Traditionally used as a boy's name, Josiah is derived from the Hebrew name Yoshiyahu. Josiah means "God supports, heals, or God of salvation." It comes from Yoshi, meaning "support," and Yahu, referring to the Hebrew God. Josiah was a king of Judah from eight years after his father Amon was murdered in the Old Testament. Its Latin variation Josias is found in some biblical translations. No wonder this Biblical name is quite a popular choice among Christian parents and the English-speaking countries of the world.
What Does Josiah Mean?
Derived from Hebrew origin, the meaning of Josiah is 'God of salvation, 'God supports,' 'God will save you,' or 'healed by God.' The incredible meaning of Josiah upholds the greatness or blessing of God that is showered upon parents in the form of a child.
Origin
In the Holy Bible, Josiah was the son of King Amon. He was only 8 years old when he began to rule Judah. He later became a devoted king known for his piety, riding the land of false idols and priests and setting out on a new covenant with God. As per American history, Josiah Bartlett was a statesman and a physician who signed the Declaration of Independence. Josiah "Jed" Bartlett is the President's name in the TV series The West Wing.
Gender
Male
Pronunciation
Jow-Zei-uh
Jo-sye-ah
Syllables
3 Syllable
Length/Letter
6 letters
Name Variations/Spellings
Alternative forms of Josiah may explain the diverse make-up of the origins because of the time and place where they developed. Some other spellings for Josiah and Josiah name variations that may offer a wide range of choices:
Name
Origin
Jasiah
Hebrew
Josea
Hebrew
Josiahs
Hebrew
Josian
Hebrew
Josias
Hebrew
Jozias
Hebrew
Joesiah
Hebrew
Yoshiya
Hebrew
Josia
African
Josia
Dutch
How Popular Is the Name Josiah?
Josiah entered the US popularity charts first in 1903 at 637th place. The Social Security Administration data shows that the Josiah popularity index has steadily grown over the past few decades, entering the top 100 in 2008. Since then, the name has remained in the top 1000 baby names in the US. In 2016 Josiah claimed its coveted status as the 10th most popular "J" name for boys in the United States. The Josiah baby name ranking peaked in 2019 when it became the 45th most popular name. In 2020, the name dropped to 50th place. Wedgwood Josiah and Spode Josiah, founder of the fine English potteries, Josiah Bartlett, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, the President on The West Wing, a fictional descendant along with Josiah Borden, a character in Charles Dicken's Hard Times, and Eugene O'Neill's tragedy Mourning Becomes Electra has contributed to the popularity of the name.
Interest in Josiah - Worldwide
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A consistent search value of over 30 has been recorded on interest for the name Josiah reaching 100 in May 2013. The lowest value was recorded at 28 in August 2016.
Interest in Josiah - US
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Search trends for the name Josiah show a search value of over 30 reaching 100 in May 2013. It scored the lowest value of 27 in November 2014.
Popularity of the name Josiah
URL: https://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/babyname.cgi
Where Is the Name Most Searched?
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Interest in the name Josiah has been seen to be highest in Zimbabwe in the past 10 years. Other countries like Trinidad and Tobago, South Africa, Kenya, and South Africa have secured top five positions. As Christianity is the dominant religion in Zimbabwe, a Biblical name like Josiah has become a popular choice for babies.
Search trends of Josiah in the US
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Among the sub-regions in the US, maximum searches for the name Josiah have been registered in Rhode Island. Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and North Carolina have occupied a coveted place in the top five positions over the last 10 years.
Middle Names That Go With Josiah
Middle names are optional but sometimes gain better appreciation than the formal given name. Some best double names with Josiah that may be religious, keep track of the child's family tree or help establish a higher status in society:
Jacob
Daniel
Logan
Alden
Jackson
Lucas
Carter
Dylan
Isaac
Owen
Gabriel
David
Ethan
Michael
Alexander
Sebastian
Henry
Isaac
Robert
Jordan
Landon
Charles
Famous People Named Josiah
Celebrities who are extremely talented act as role models for the younger generation. Here is a compilation of some of the most popular personalities named Josiah, who may motivate children by their outstanding achievements:
Celebrity Name
Profession/Famous For
Josiah Binnema
Canadian Swimmer
Josiah Judah
American Pro-Boxer
Josiah Jamison
American Track Runner
Josiah Royce
American Philosopher
Josiah Snelgrove
Canadian Soccer Player
Josiah Tauaefa
American Football Player
Josiah Willard Gibbs
American Scientist
Josiah van Dien
Photographer
Josiah Young
Tik Tok Star
Josiah Bell
R& B Singer
Similar Names & Last Names
Baby names like Josiah may add a modern twist to the name. Josiah's other names and family names may add versatility to your baby naming table.
Similar Baby Names
Suitable Family Names
Azariah
Paterson
Caleb
Scott
Elias
Anderson
Elijah
Reid
Isaac
Taylor
Jebediah
Walker
Jeremiah
Young
Joshua
Watson
Malachi
Wilson
Micah
Brown
Nosiah
Hamilton
Names That Sound Like Josiah
Names that rhyme with Josiah may offer an elaboration of style through a creative manner. Here are some of the names that sound like Josiah that explores the varied aesthetic effect of the name:
Judah
Jackson
John
Jared
Josephe
Joseph
Jason
Joshua
Jared
Joel
Jayden
Jacob
Justin
Jesse
Josh
Jonah
Jonas
Joslin
Joseba
Josu
Joska
Josue
Sibling Names Related to Josiah
When sibling names are matched, the bond between them is sure to grow stronger and inseparable. Here are some of the best sibling names that go with Josiah that may help to make a dream team within the family:
Sister Names for Josiah
Brother Names for Josiah
Aria
Abraham
Becca
Abram
Delilah
Samson
Jace
Solomon
Jade
Phineas
Janica
Alden
Neve
Theodore
Uri
Ashley
Zara
Nikolai
Yael
Jacques
Shaina
Jeremiah
Seraphine
Jonathan
Nicknames for Josiah
Nicknames are identity markers that convey a person’s special characteristics like behavior, physical attributes, or interests. Here is a compilation of some of the best nicknames for the name Josiah that may be substitute monikers for the formal name:
Jo
Joe
Jojo
Jos
Josey
Jed
Si
Siah
Juice
Josi
Joey
Joe Woe
Josigamer
Jay
Siah
Jojo
Jay
Josa ya
Da jojo
Jaybird
Josigamer
Jing jane Pig
Despite being a Biblical name with an old-fashioned charm, Josiah continues to climb up the popularity charts and play a vital role in new parents' baby name selection process.
Sources/References
Social Security Administration: https://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/babyname.cgi
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Q. #asktheexperts advice some parenting hack.
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A. regarding what ok repeat question. if there is no relief it is better you see your doctor for proper examination particularly physical examination if there is need for doing investigations to find out the problem and treatment ok
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Q. #asktheexperts what is the best time to keep baby in the sun and for how long?
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A. hello in the morning around 7 to 9:00 a.m. for 10 minutes you can get your baby exposed to the sunlight which would be safe on baby so the child will also get the vitamin d naturally which should be good and nothing to worry about
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Guardian of 0 children
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Q. currently I'm in 25th week of my pregnancy. I would like to when is my 7th month or red trimester is going to start?
Dr Ghouse
Paediatrician
4 hours ago
A. you had to complete 28 weeks ok. if there is no relief it is better you see your doctor for proper examination particularly physical examination if there is need for doing investigations to find out the problem and treatment ok
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Guardian of 0 children
5 hours ago
Q. #asktheexperts I am having vaginal infection from last 2 months my doc have given me antibiotics meds but still I am having it …. 8 months pregnant I am ….is anything I am doing wrong that’s y I am having this infection
Dr Ghouse
Paediatrician
4 hours ago
A. ok cd. if there is no relief it is better you see your doctor for proper examination particularly physical examination if there is need for doing investigations to find out the problem and treatment ok
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Expecting Mom due this month
4 hours ago
Q. Hlo sir / madam
I m 36week 6 days pregnant
My baby’s head doesn’t fix into the pelvis
Lightening or baby dropping not happend
My AFI is 18 (mild polyhydroaminous)
What should I do?? Normal delivery possible?
Dr Ghouse
Paediatrician
4 hours ago
A. your treating doctor will advise accordingly ok. if there is no relief it is better you see your doctor for proper examination particularly physical examination if there is need for doing investigations to find out the problem and treatment ok
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Expecting Mom due in 5 months
2 hours ago
Q. I got a very pinkish line in t from 2 test which I took after 7 days of missing period am I pregnant?????
Heenuchauhan
Guardian of 2 children
1 hour ago
A. yeah postive
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