The First Latch
How to position, what a good latch looks and feels like, what to do when it isn't working.
100% free · 12 pages · Hindi + English
The Breastfeeding Starter Kit, written by your doctor.
Latch, supply, blocked ducts, what's normal, what's not, and the questions every new mom Googles at 2 AM. All in one calm, doctor-written guide. Use it before, during and after delivery.
12
Pages of
real answers
real answers
19 yrsAuthor's clinical experience
12,000+Babies delivered
1.1MIG community trusts her
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What's inside
Twelve pages, one job: less panic, more clarity.
Supply, Demand & Truth
How milk supply actually works, common myths from family, and when to worry (almost never).
Pain & Common Problems
Sore nipples, blocked ducts, mastitis, low supply. What's normal, what to fix, what to call your doctor about.
The First 30 Days
A simple day-by-day rhythm: feeds, sleeps, baths, and the questions you'll have on Day 3, Day 10, Day 21.
Family & Advice
How to handle the well-meaning advice (पानी, घुट्टी, गीला कपड़ा...) without a fight.
Red Flags Cheat Sheet
One page you can save to your phone. Exactly when to call a doctor, day or night.
Why I made this
Most "breastfeeding tips" online are written by marketers. This is written by your doctor.
I see the same five questions every week in OPD, and the same myths every other day on Instagram. So I wrote it down: every answer, in plain Hindi-English, in the order a new mom actually needs them.
FAQ
Quick answers
Is it really free?
Yes. 100% free. We capture your email so we can send you the PDF and a few helpful follow-ups. Unsubscribe whenever you like.
What language is it in?
Hindi-led with English where helpful. Same way I speak to patients. Easy for tier-1 to tier-3 city moms.
Is this medical advice?
It's clinical guidance based on 19 years of practice, but it doesn't replace your own doctor. For specific issues, please see a doctor in person.
Can I share it with friends?
Please do. But ask them to download their own copy from this page so they get the email follow-ups too. That's the part most people skip and later regret.