Nutrition for You and Your Little One

Your body is doing something amazing nourishing your baby.

Fitness by Dr. Sneh our lactation meal plans are tailored to help you produce breast milkheal postpartum, and maintain energy levels high throughout this lovely but exhausting stage of motherhood. Breastfeeding is one of the most powerful ways to support a baby’s early growth, immunity, and emotional bonding, but it also places significant nutritional demands on the mother. During the lactation phase, a mother’s body needs extra calories, protein, and hydration to maintain her own strength and produce sufficient breast milk. A well-balanced breastfeeding diet not only helps in improving the quantity and quality of breast milk but also speeds up postpartum recovery, balances hormones, and boosts the mother’s energy and immunity. However, many women face challenges like low milk supply due to hormonal imbalances, poor nutrition, high stress levels, lack of sleep, or infrequent feeding. That’s why focusing on a nutrient-rich diet during lactation is essential. 

What Sets Our Lactation Diet Apart?

  • Increases Milk Supply Naturally.
  • Aids in Hormonal Balance & Energy.
  • Encourages Healthy Postpartum Weight Loss.
  • Iron, Calcium & Omega-3 Rich.
  • Easy & Safe-to-Follow New Mom Plans
Personalized daily meal plans with lactation-promoting foods.

Start Your Nourishing Journey Today
Being a mom is 
challenging—your diet doesn’have to be. Letplan a lactation diet that nourishes both your baby and you.

Some key foods that support lactation include:

whole grains like oats and brown rice,

  • protein-rich foods such as lentils, eggs, and paneer,
  • healthy fats from nuts and seeds,
  • green leafy vegetables for iron and calcium, and plenty of fluids, including herbal teas and water.
  • A proven natural tip to enhance breast milk production is to soak 1 teaspoon of fenugreek (methi) seeds overnight and drink the water on an empty stomach in the morning. Fenugreek is a well-known galactagogue that helps stimulate prolactin levels, which support milk production. With the right nutrition guidance, every new mother can feel confident and supported during her breastfeeding journe

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