Tathhastu Pregnancy Care

20/09/2026

11/09/2026

🤰 Pregnant Moms, Take a 40-Day Hanuman Chalisa Sankalp 🙏🚩

Pregnancy is a beautiful time to create a peaceful, devotional environment for yourself and your baby. If Hanuman Ji is part of your faith, you can take a 40-day Hanuman Chalisa Sankalp from 11th September to 20th October. Forty-day periods are commonly used for Hanuman Chalisa sankalps, although the exact practice can vary by family or spiritual tradition.

🌸 How to do it: Choose a comfortable time—morning after bathing or evening when you feel relaxed. Sit comfortably in a clean, peaceful place at home, such as your pooja room or any quiet corner. You may keep a picture or murti of Hanuman Ji in front of you and light a diya if it is safe, but elaborate rituals are not necessary.

On the first day, close your eyes and take your sankalp with a simple prayer: “Hanuman Ji, main 40 din shraddha aur prem se Hanuman Chalisa ka paath karne ka sankalp leti hoon. Mujhe aur mere hone wale shishu ko shanti, himmat aur aapka aashirwad pradan karein.” 🙏

Then recite one complete Hanuman Chalisa slowly and peacefully every day. You can read from a book or phone if you don’t know it by heart. Don’t worry about speed or perfect pronunciation—the aim is a calm, consistent devotional practice.

Because you’re pregnant, comfort comes first. There is no need to sit on the floor, fast, remain hungry, or follow physically demanding rules. Sit on a chair, sofa or bed with proper back support if that’s more comfortable. Pregnancy is specifically a situation in which fasting may not be appropriate.

After completing the Chalisa, sit quietly for a moment, place your hands gently on your belly and offer a prayer for strength, peace, courage and the well-being of mother and baby. Think of this primarily as a spiritual and calming practice—not as a substitute for prenatal or medical care. ❤️

11 September → 21 October | 40 Days | 1 Hanuman Chalisa Every Day 🚩

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09/09/2026

What Your Baby Really Gets From Dad

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Ever wonder which traits your little one might inherit from their dad?
Even though mom carries the baby, Dad’s DNA plays a powerful role in shaping how your baby looks, grows, and even laughs.

Here are 8 surprising things your baby might get from Dad:

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1️⃣ Gender
Dad’s s***m determines whether your baby gets an X or Y chromosome — which means your baby’s s*x is literally decided by him.

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2️⃣ Eye Color
Brown eyes are dominant, but if Dad has lighter eyes or carries recessive genes, your baby could have blue or green eyes.

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3️⃣ Height
Studies show paternal height can slightly influence how tall your baby grows.
Tall dad? Your little one might just follow in his footsteps! 👣

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4️⃣ Hairline & Hair Type
Widow’s peak, early hair loss, or curls — these traits are often strongly inherited from Dad’s side.

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5️⃣ Dimples, Ear Lobes & Smile
That adorable dimple, contagious smile, or ear shape — all can be Dad’s genetic gifts to your little one. 😄

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6️⃣ Body Type & Metabolism
Muscle mass, metabolism rate, and even athletic build often trace back to Dad’s genetic code.

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7️⃣ Cognitive Traits & Mental Health Markers
Both parents matter, but Dad’s DNA plays a key role in cognitive abilities and may influence tendencies toward focus, creativity, or emotional patterns.

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8️⃣ Voice & Facial Structure
From jawline shape to voice depth, your baby may mirror Dad more than you’d expect!

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So yes, Dad leaves behind more than just love —
He leaves a legacy in every cell, every smile, and every heartbeat of your baby. 💙

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07/09/2026

💧 Are You Drinking Enough Water During Pregnancy? 🤰

Hydration is one of the simplest ways to support a healthy pregnancy, yet it’s often overlooked. ❤️

Watch out for these common signs of dehydration:

💛 Dark urine
💋 Dry lips & skin
🤕 Headaches
😵 Dizziness
🚽 Constipation
😴 Fatigue

💦 How much should you drink?
Fluid needs vary, but during pregnancy you generally need more fluids than before. Your needs may increase further with exercise, hot weather, fever, or vomiting. Rather than forcing a fixed number of litres, follow your doctor’s advice and use thirst and urine colour as practical guides.

✨ Staying well hydrated supports:
🤰 Healthy circulation
💧 Normal body functions and fluid balance
👶 Your growing baby and pregnancy needs
😊 Your overall well-being

🚨 Contact your healthcare provider if you experience:
• Very dark urine or significantly reduced urination
• Persistent vomiting or inability to keep fluids down
• Severe dizziness or fainting
• Painful contractions or severe abdominal pain
• Reduced baby movements once you normally feel regular movements

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💌 Share it with an expecting mom who needs to drink her water today!

❤️ Healthy hydration = a healthier pregnancy routine.

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03/09/2026

🦚✨ Happy Janmashtami! ✨🦚

Pregnancy is a beautiful time to nurture not only the body, but also a peaceful and positive state of mind. On this auspicious occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, you can include Krishna prayers, stuti or mantra chanting as part of your daily spiritual routine. 🤰🙏

🪷 Benefits of Krishna Stuti during pregnancy:
🙏 Creates a peaceful, devotional atmosphere
💗 May help you feel calmer and emotionally grounded
✨ Encourages positive thoughts and mindfulness
🦚 Deepens your spiritual connection with Lord Krishna
🤍 Gives you a beautiful daily moment to connect with your baby

🌙 Fasting on Janmashtami while pregnant?
Pregnancy is not the time for strict or prolonged fasting unless your doctor specifically says it is safe for you. You can honour Janmashtami through prayer while keeping yourself and your baby nourished.

🥛 Choose light, nutritious foods according to your dietary needs
🍎 Eat small, regular meals rather than staying hungry for long periods
💧 Stay well hydrated
😴 Take adequate rest
🩺 If you have any pregnancy complications or dietary restrictions, follow your doctor’s advice.

You don’t have to remain hungry to express your devotion. Bhakti can be in your prayers, your thoughts and the love with which you care for yourself and the little life growing within you. 💙

May Shri Krishna bless every mother and baby with peace, love and joy. 🦚🪷

Happy Janmashtami! 🙏

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01/09/2026

Most pregnant women continue doing regular household chores thinking,
“Main toh theek hoon… kuch nahi hoga.”
But science clearly says otherwise —
Some daily movements can increase the risk of falls, back strain, abdominal pressure, and even preterm complications.

🚫 5 Chores You Must Avoid During Pregnancy

1. Heavy lifting (bucket, gas cylinder, big water containers)
→ Increases abdominal pressure, muscle strain, back injury & risk of preterm contractions.

2. Repeated bending (jhadu-pochha in low corners, picking things from the floor)
→ Can cause dizziness, sudden BP drop & ligament strain due to relaxin hormone.

3. Long hours of standing (cooking/cleaning)
→ Reduces blood flow to the uterus, causes swelling, varicose veins & severe back pain.

4. Climbing stools or ladders
→ High fall-risk because your centre of gravity shifts during pregnancy.

5. Using harsh cleaning chemicals
→ Strong fumes can trigger nausea, headache & respiratory irritation.

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✅ What To Do Instead (Safe Alternatives)

• Light chores like folding clothes, cutting vegetables, organising small things
• Sit and work instead of bending
• Use a long-handle mop to avoid pressure
• Take short breaks every 20 minutes
• Prefer natural cleaners: lemon, baking soda, vinegar

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🤍 Remember, Mamma…

Pregnancy already puts enough stress on your back, joints and hormones.
You don’t need to be a “superwoman” — you just need to be safe.
Your baby needs rest, care and gentle movements… not risky chores.