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The Kidzit is an app which connects the parents-to-be with the baby in the uterus by witnessing the growth of the baby in the womb through audio and video of the growing baby daily.

You get a complete guidance on pregnancy, including guidance for the father-to-be, and thus making the journey of pregnancy a blissful experience.

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Fetal Growth

Daily watch a video showing the growth of your baby in the womb, along with narration by a baby from the womb for both, mother to be and father to be.

Affirmation

Create a positive environment and a protective shield for your baby. Attract the best for your baby every week through affirmations for both yourself and the baby. Affirmations that would ease your pregnancy and enhance weekly growth of your child.

Prenatal Physiology

During pregnancy the mother experiences drastic change in her body, this may differ from person to person. But many of these changes are common and temporary. Understand these changes for smoother pregnancy through Prenatal Physiology for the mother-to-be and father-to-be.

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F.A.Q

Frequently Asked Questions

● The Journey from Egg to Embryo.
● Ovulation.
● moving Into the Fallopian Tube.
● The Sperm's Long Journey.
● Fertilization: Sperm Penetrates Egg.
● Conception.
● Egg moving Into the Fallopian Tube.
● The Cells Start to Divide.
● Implantation.
● Pregnancy Hormones.

Usually about every second women suffer from morning sickness during early pregnancy; some even begin noticing nausea as early as four to eight weeks. Morning sickness occurs not just in the morning but actually all through the day. It usually ends at the start of second trimester.

● Avoid all alcohol and tobacco completely.
● Avoid exposure to cleaning solvents, pesticides, lead and mercury.
● Eat a balanced diet that includes folic acid, iron and calcium along with medicines.
● Maintain safe travel habits, or avoid unnecessary travels.
● Set limits for yourself to reduce stress and worry throughout your pregnancy.
● Get enough sleep and rest.
● Exercise and go on a walk regularly.
● Maintain a happy and live long relation with everyone.
● Indulge yourself in developmental activities.
● Enjoy each day of your pregnancy.

Certain working conditions might increase your risk of complications during pregnancy — especially if you're at high risk of preterm labor, such as:
● Exposure to harmful substances.
● Standing for too long.
● Heavy lifting, climbing or carrying too much weight.
● Excessive noise or pollution.
● Heavy vibrations, such as from large machines.
● Extreme temperatures.

While your first sign of pregnancy might have been a missed period, you can expect several other physical changes in the coming weeks, such as:
● Tender, swollen breasts.
● Nausea with or without vomiting and morning sickness.
● Increased urination.
● Fatigue.
● Food cravings.
● Heartburn.
● Constipation.
● Cramps.
● Lower Abdominal pain.
● Swellings.
● Sleeplessness.
● Itching on your growing belly.

Fruits to Avoid During Pregnancy Diet are:
● Papaya– It tops the list for obvious reasons. Raw or semi ripe papaya contains latex which can induce premature contractions and that can be dangerous for your baby.
● Pineapple– These are also not recommended to pregnant women as they contain certain enzymes that alters the texture of the cervix which could induce premature contractions.
● Grapes– Grapes aren't recommended for consumption during the final trimester, it creates heat which is not good for the child and the mother during pregnancy. List of fruits you can have.
● Watermelon– Rich in water content, helps maintain electrolyte balance.
● Bananas– Rich in carbohydrates, prevents anemia and helps maintaining colon health.
● Oranges– Keeps you hydrated and are rich in Vitamin C.
● Avocados- Rich in healthy fats and contains folate which promotes healthy growth of the brain in the fetus. They are also rich in vitamin K, vitamin B, fibre, magnesium and potassium.
● Apples– Rich in fibre, vitamins and potassium.
● Dry fruits like almonds, dates, walnuts in less quantity daily is good.

The first trimester is the most crucial to your baby's development. During this period, your baby's body structure and organ systems develop. Most miscarriages and birth defects occur during this period. Your body is also going through the major changes during the first trimester. Maximum hormonal changes are happening during the first trimester. Major defects of the body and internal organs are more likely to occur between 3 to 12 embryo / fetal weeks, hence it is always advised to be careful during the first trimester.

Weight gain in pregnancy varies from person to person. It also depends on the weight you had before conception.
Most pregnant women gain between 10kg and 12.5kg (22lb to 26lb), putting on most of the weight after week 20. Much of the extra weight is due to your baby growing, but your body will also be storing fat, ready to make breast milk after your baby is born.
Putting on too much or too little weight while you're pregnant can lead to health problems for you or your unborn baby. But don't worry, it's easy to make healthy food choices. Find out what to eat when pregnant and what foods to avoid. Consult your health care practitioner for more details.

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What they are saying about us

The kidzit fantastic mobile application, it covers all- from daily growth of the fetus to what to eat and what to do for a mentaly, physically and emotionally healthy baby while pregnant.

- Varsha Mehta

The separate sections for father-to-be is something that makes The kidzit very special. It has been a great support for me as a father for the first time.

- Anish

Everyone talks about eating healthy and being happy during pregnancy. The Kidzit helped me not only to understand the importance of this phrase but also to actually eat healthy and stay calm and happy.

- Nidhi Doshi

The workouts, yoga, pranayam, affirmations, therapies all are really very good especially for females like us who don’t have family around during pregnancy.

- Ashi Vora

The early pregnancy symptoms really baffled me. Thanks to The Kidzit I understood what is happening within me and what care I should take to make things easier without running to my doctor for small, handleable problems.

- Alpa Chedda

The kidz it's a one stop application for all guidance related to preconception and pregnancy. It’s awesome I could build a better connection with my baby in the womb.

- Julie

The news of pregnancy was a surprise for both of us and we actually were a bit worried how we would handle it. Thanks to The Kidzit where you get to know about everything related to pregnancy. Things became much easier.

- Maria

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