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It happens so reliably you could almost set a clock by it. Around 5 or 6 PM, just when you are most exhausted, your baby begins to fuss and fuss and nothing seems to help. You feed, burp, rock, sing, walk, and wonder what on earth you are doing wrong. You are doing nothing wrong. You have simply arrived at the witching hour.
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Ajwain laddoos, methi parathas, and why your nani was right all along - a practical guide to postpartum eating that honours Indian wisdom without the overwhelm.
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You are sitting on the edge of your bed at 2 AM, baby finally asleep on your chest. The room feels smaller than it did yesterday. The walls feel closer. A strange, restless panic rises — not about the baby, not about anything you can name — just this urgent, desperate need to escape.
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