You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

You’re exhausted. You’ve been feeding your baby what feels like every hour. Your mother-in-law says feed more often, your neighbour says every 4 hours is enough, and your paediatrician left you with a generic pamphlet. Meanwhile, you’re staring at your baby wondering: is she getting enough?

The moment you have a baby in India, the advice starts flowing in. Your mother brings methi laddoos, your maasi swears by ajwain chai, and almost everyone from your neighbour to your nani recommends jeera water to ‘increase your milk.’