
Postpartum
Weight loss without crash dieting
Breastfeeding
Unaffected throughout
Lost weight without any crash dieting and with no restrictions.
The weight loss did not affect my breastfeeding at all, which was a big relief for me.
Akriti Sharma
Infertility
Food, weight, sugar levels and hormones all affect fertility. We build a plan around your reports and your kitchen to support regular cycles and a healthy body before pregnancy, alongside your gynaecologist's treatment.

Pregnancy
We plan meals for each trimester, with guidance on weight gain, nausea, acidity, blood sugar and iron alongside your doctor's advice.

Postpartum
We plan balanced meals to support recovery and breastfeeding, with attention to iron, protein and calcium. Weight management is gradual and adapted to your health.


What is happening
Irregular periods, PMOS, thyroid problems, low iron or vitamin D, high sugar levels and extra weight can all make it harder to conceive. Many of these improve with the right food and routine.
We work on the basics that support ovulation and a healthy pregnancy: balanced meals, a healthy weight, good sleep and the right nutrients, for both partners where needed.

What your body needs
In the first months your body needs folate, and small, frequent meals help with nausea. Later it needs more protein, iron, calcium and a little more food each day. Gaining too much weight raises the risk of high sugar and blood pressure.
We plan around your cravings, your family's food and your doctor's advice, so you eat well without strict rules or fear.

What your body is doing
Pregnancy draws down iron, calcium and B12. Delivery, stitches or a caesarean add healing on top. Feeding needs several hundred extra calories a day, and none of it happens on a full night's sleep.
Crash dieting in this window costs you supply, hair and energy, and the weight returns anyway. We restore what is depleted first, then bring weight down gradually while you are still feeding.
What clients arrive with
Trying to conceive for a year or more without success
Periods that are irregular or skip months
Diagnosed with PMOS, thyroid problems or low AMH
Told to lose weight first, with no plan for how
Going through IUI or IVF and wanting food to support it
Low haemoglobin, vitamin D or B12 on your reports
Stress around every cycle and every test
Unsure which foods help and which to avoid
Food does not replace your doctor's treatment, but a healthier body gives every treatment a better chance. That is where your plan starts.
Enquire on WhatsAppWhat clients arrive with
Nausea and vomiting that make eating hard
Acidity, bloating or constipation
Low haemoglobin on your reports
High sugar in pregnancy, or at risk of it
Gaining weight too fast, or too slowly
Confused by advice from everyone around you
Thyroid levels that need watching
Wanting to stay fit for an easier recovery
A calm, balanced plate matters more than special foods. That is where your plan starts.
Enquire on WhatsAppWhat clients arrive with
Exhausted beyond what the broken sleep explains
Hair falling in handfuls three or four months after delivery
Worried a diet will affect your milk supply
Eating whatever is fastest, standing up, once the baby settles
Haemoglobin low since pregnancy and never rechecked
Constipation and acidity that started after delivery
Back and core feeling weak, unsure what exercise is safe yet
Under pressure from everyone to lose the weight already
Iron, protein, calcium and enough food to feed on. Weight loss comes after those are in place, not before.
Enquire on WhatsAppHow the plan works
First
Balanced meals at fixed times keep your sugar and hormones steady, which helps periods come on time.
Second
Gentle, steady weight loss where needed. Even five to ten percent can help cycles and ovulation.
Third
Folate, iron, vitamin D, B12, omega-3 and protein from everyday food, so your body is ready for pregnancy.
Fourth
A fixed sleep routine and simple ways to handle stress, which affects hormones more than most people think.
How the plan works
First
Easy meals every few hours to handle nausea, acidity and dips in energy.
Second
From dal, greens, dairy and fruit, planned so your reports stay in range.
Third
Weight tracked month by month, so you gain what your baby needs and not much more.
Fourth
Carbs paired and portioned to keep sugar steady, with salt and water watched as well.
How the plan works
First
We review haemoglobin and ferritin alongside recovery and symptoms. Persistent fatigue also needs medical assessment.
Second
Adequate calories, protein and fluids while you are nursing. Supply is protected before anything is reduced.
Third
The same meals as the rest of the family, with small changes to help your body heal and reach your health goal.
Fourth
A gentle deficit once recovery is done, with core and strength work cleared by your doctor.
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Questions we get asked
Diet cannot promise a pregnancy, but it can fix the things that make it harder, like irregular cycles, extra weight, high sugar and low nutrients. Several of our clients have conceived after following their plan.
Yes. The plan supports your treatment, and we follow your gynaecologist's advice alongside it.
It helps. Sperm health also depends on weight, sugar levels and nutrients, so we can include your partner.
We usually suggest about three months, because that is roughly how long eggs and sperm take to develop.
Yes. PMOS is one of the most common reasons for irregular cycles, and your plan is built around it.
Yes. Send your reports and we work on video, with appointments scheduled in advance over WhatsApp.
Questions we get asked
No. You need only a little extra food, mostly from the second trimester. Quality matters more than quantity.
Yes. We plan meals to keep your sugar steady, alongside your doctor's advice.
It depends on your weight before pregnancy. We set a healthy range with you and track it every month.
We start with small, simple meals that are easier to handle, and build up as you feel better.
Yes. Starting early helps most, but it is never too late to eat better.
Yes. Send your reports and we work on video, with appointments scheduled in advance over WhatsApp.
Questions we get asked
We plan adequate food and fluids around breastfeeding and recovery. Milk supply can be affected by several factors, so concerns should also be discussed with your healthcare team.
Once your doctor is happy with your recovery. Nutrition support can begin earlier than exercise, and often should.
Timing varies with recovery, breastfeeding and health. We focus on gradual progress and review your needs throughout the program.
Postpartum hair fall is normal and settles. Correcting iron, protein and vitamin D shortens it.
Yes. Healing, protein and gut movement come first, and core work waits until you are cleared.
Yes, and it is common. Sessions are booked in advance between 9am and 6pm IST, with plans built from groceries you can buy locally.

Riddhi's note
Couples often come to me after years of trying, feeling they have done something wrong. Usually nobody has looked at their food, sleep and reports together. When we do, the body often responds better than they expected.
Riddhi, founder and lead clinical nutritionist
About the clinic
Riddhi's note
Pregnant women hear a hundred rules from a hundred people. Most of them are not needed. Eat regular, balanced home food, keep an eye on iron and sugar, and enjoy this time.
Riddhi, founder and lead clinical nutritionist
About the clinic
Riddhi's note
I worked in a women's hospital before this. New mothers are pushed to lose weight by month two and nobody checks their haemoglobin. Feed yourself properly first. The weight follows.
Riddhi, founder and lead clinical nutritionist
About the clinicRelated conditions
Start with a free 15-minute call to discuss your needs. Your program begins with a separate 45-minute consultation.