Mother's Care

Comprehensive prenatal and postnatal care for expecting and new mothers

Prenatal Care

Regular check-ups, monitoring, and guidance throughout your pregnancy journey.

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Nutrition Guidance

Personalized nutrition plans and dietary recommendations for healthy pregnancy.

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Exercise & Fitness

Safe exercise routines and fitness programs designed for pregnant women.

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Mental Health

Emotional support and mental health resources for maternal well-being.

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Labor & Delivery

Preparation for labor, delivery options, and birthing classes.

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Postpartum Care

Recovery support, breastfeeding guidance, and newborn care basics.

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Prenatal Care

Regular Check-ups Schedule
Pregnancy Stage Frequency Key Focus Areas
First Trimester (0-12 weeks) Every 4 weeks Initial assessment, blood tests, ultrasound
Second Trimester (13-27 weeks) Every 4 weeks Anatomy scan, glucose screening, weight monitoring
Third Trimester (28-36 weeks) Every 2 weeks Growth monitoring, position check, birth planning
Final Weeks (37+ weeks) Weekly Cervical checks, fetal monitoring, delivery prep
Important Tests & Screenings
  • Blood type & Rh factor
  • Complete blood count
  • Glucose tolerance test
  • Group B Strep screening
  • Genetic screening options
  • Ultrasound examinations

Nutrition Guidance

Essential Nutrients
Folic Acid

400-800 mcg daily
Prevents birth defects

Iron

27 mg daily
Prevents anemia

Calcium

1000 mg daily
Bone development

DHA

200-300 mg daily
Brain development

Foods to Include
  • Leafy Greens: Spinach, kale, broccoli
  • Lean Proteins: Fish, poultry, beans, eggs
  • Whole Grains: Brown rice, quinoa, oats
  • Dairy: Milk, yogurt, cheese
  • Fruits: Berries, citrus, avocados
Foods to Limit/Avoid
  • Raw or undercooked meats
  • High-mercury fish
  • Unpasteurized products
  • Excessive caffeine
  • Alcohol

Exercise & Fitness

Safe Exercises During Pregnancy
Walking

Low-impact, safe throughout pregnancy. Aim for 30 minutes daily.

Swimming

Excellent full-body workout with minimal joint stress.

Prenatal Yoga

Improves flexibility, reduces stress, prepares for labor.

Light Weights

Maintains muscle strength with proper form and lighter weights.

Exercise Guidelines
  • Get doctor's approval first
  • Stay hydrated
  • Avoid overheating
  • Listen to your body
  • Modify as pregnancy progresses
  • Stop if you feel dizzy or short of breath
Exercises to Avoid:
  • Contact sports
  • Activities with fall risk
  • Lying flat on back (after 1st trimester)
  • Hot yoga or saunas
  • High-intensity activities