Nurturing Maternity One Mother At A Time
- Prepare mentally and physically
- Help available during pregnancy and post delivery
- Calm and stress free pregnancy
Sessions with Ananda’s Pregnancy and Lactation Counsellors will ensure.
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Mental Preparation
Pregnancy brings along a whole bunch of changes and responsibilities. Being prepared for it will help soften the impact.
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Acceptance
The new situation and challenges you face during pregnancy and lactation can be better handled if you accept the situation first.
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Support
Going through the period of pregnancy and breastfeeding is an overwhelming process. Having psychological support can be a huge help.
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Personalized
The therapy you receive will be tailored to fit you without alterations whenever and wherever required.
Cater to your mental health to raise a mentally healthy child. Ananda’s certified professionals will be your trusted supporters.
Ananda’s services for pregnancy and lactation counselling will focus on:
Lactation Counselling
Understand the physical, hormonal and psychological aspects of breastfeeding. Address all your concerns about breastfeeding without hesitation. Receive expert guidance on how to feed your newborn.
Benefits of Ananda
Easy bookings, no commuting needed
Express yourself without feeling judged
Choose your own therapist
Frequently Asked Questions
Lactation is the process of producing and releasing milk from the mammary glands of the breasts. Lactation begins in pregnancy when hormonal changes signal the mammary glands to make milk in preparation for the birth of your baby. Lactation lasts for as long as the baby is dependant on it.
Lactation consultants are professionals who support mothers in how to increase milk supply, find the best nursing position, and manage breastfeeding pain. These lactation specialists assess and treat both common and serious nursing problems. A visit from a lactation consultant post delivery is required. Some lactation consultants are also available for home visits once the mother is discharged from the hospital.
The two hormones that directly affect breastfeeding are prolactin and oxytocin. Variou other hormones, such as oestrogen, are involved indirectly in lactation. A drastic high or low in the said hormones prevents the mothers from feeding her child.