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Sleeping on either of your sides is comfortable during pregnancy. However, it is always better if you sleep on your left side. This is so because this position increases the blood flow to the place...
#1: Wash Your Hands Properly Use warm soapy water to wash your hands properly for about 15-20 seconds. #2: Get Good Rest 8 hours of sound sleep is sure to make your body and immune system strong e...
* File out the dead skin on heels with pumice stone * Keep your heels moisturized to prevent cracks * Clean and dry foot fingers and heels properly so as to avoid any fungi infection * Give your fe...
Whether you are a daily user or an occasional user of eyeliner or mascara, you should strictly replace these makeup products every 3 months. Why? Because every time you use these items on your eyes...
The sex of your baby depends on the type of chromosome 23 (X or Y) that the sperm carries to the egg. Female chromosome is a constant X. * If the sperm carries the X chromosome to the egg, a baby...
After washing your hair properly with shampoo and rinsing it with water, rub Yoghurt on your scalp. Wash it off after 10-15 minutes and relieve your scalp of dandruff issues.
Know If Your Infant's Initial Movements Are Right 1 year - He should be able to walk with feet slightly apart, the way toddlers do. 1 ½ year - He should be able to walk while keeping feet closer. A...
At least 8 hours of sound sleep is essential to keep your body boosted up with energy during pregnancy. If you feel sleepy during the day, take naps ranging from 15 to 30 minutes. However, you shou...
The production levels of hormone progesterone in your body during pregnancy soften the joints. As the size of uterus increases, the rib cage expands and all organs in the body shift a little. The h...
6 Points to Remember When Washing Your Face
How Banana Face Pack Works on Oily Skin? Banana packs work like a charm in adding glow to oily skin. Use of banana also makes the skin acne-free. Here's how you need to prepare this face pack: St...
Did you know that after every heartbeat, your heart rests for a while? Considering a normal lifetime, the time for which a human heart rests between beats is about 20 years.
