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Soha Ali Khan recalls life postpartum, shares it took two weeks for her to ‘bond’ with daughter Inaaya: ‘So much changes in six months’

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Soha Ali Khan recalled recently her early days following the birth of her daughter Inaaya Naumi Kemmu in 2017. “It took a couple of week to bond with my daughter. Kunal said that he was with her the moment she was conceived and could jump into the bus in front of her. I was like…really. Always consult your health practitioner before starting any routine. Always consult your health practitioner before starting any routine.She continued, “Being prepared for becoming a parent is something that you don’t have the option for especially if you are a woman producing the child within you…your body is changing…your hormones are fluctuating..then you give birth…breastfeeding…aspects can be intense…”Dr Shailendra Jadhav, senior consultant, obstetrician and gynaecologist, KIMS Hospitals, Thane, concurred that while the early days after childbirth are often seen as immediately joyful, many mothers take time to bond with their child. “This is an important part of the postpartum process and should be discussed openly,” said Jadhav. While some parents may connect immediately, others may need days or weeks to develop that emotional bond. “Childbirth can bring physical exhaustion and hormonal changes as well as emotional shifts. All of these can affect how a mom feels in the first few days,” said Jadhav. Here’s what you should think about (Photo: freepik). After delivery, hormone levels suddenly drop, which can have an impact on mood and emotions. “Sleep loss, recovery after childbirth, and the demands to care for a new baby can be overwhelming.” Why do partners feel ready immediately, but mothers take their time? Continue reading below this ad. Each person processes the experience in a different way. “A partner might feel excitement and attachment even if they don’t have to endure the physical strain of birth.” Dr Jadhav said that a mother’s recovery can delay feelings of connection and ease. As routines settle and the mother feels better physically, emotional comfort improves. Dr Jadhav said that many people notice a change in their baby’s behavior within the first few weeks. When should someone seek help from a doctor? According to Dr Jadhav if the feelings of disconnection last for a while or are accompanied with sadness, anxiety or lack of interest, it is important to seek medical advice. Early support can make a big difference. He said that bonding is not a one-time event, but a journey. Every mother’s experience is different. Consult your doctor before beginning any new routine.

  

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