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9 Months returns with season 2: Navigating new parenthood? Here's your one-stop guide
In season 2, 9 Months aims to tackle a whole different set of questions, with Meghna Pant as the show’s host and a new mother herself. From caring for your little one in the crucial first year, to understanding baby behaviour and coping as new parents, you’ll get all the help you need!

Host Meghna Pant is back with season 2 of 9 Months, Firstpost's comprehensive guide on navigating pregnancy and parenthood[/caption]Looking BackSeason 1 of 9 Months saw us addressing questions related to the pregnancy process. The discussions revolved around nutrition during pregnancy, changes in a new mother’s body, critical pre-natal care, medical tests, travel during pregnancy, and even healthy recipes to satiate cravings! Backed by real-life experiences of new mothers and advice from renowned healthcare practitioners, the series aimed at debunking myths and offering comprehensive knowledge on the how, what, and why of pregnancy.The Way AheadIn season 2, 9 Months aims to tackle a whole different set of questions, with Meghna Pant as the show’s host and a new mother herself. From caring for your little one in the crucial first year, to understanding baby behaviour and coping as new parents, you’ll get all the help you need!What To ExpectThe most immediate question you’re faced with would be, ‘How can I be the best parent?’ Indeed, it’s not surprising to experience some pressure, we can all agree. Think about when you’re constantly wondering whether or not you’re holding your little one right, or if you're being judged as a good/bad parent... These are just some of the problems you’ll be able to gain perspective on, from on the show.Tackle Problems RealisticallyAnd while baby issues are all that’ll be spoken about after pregnancy, it’s important to understand that new parents will have a different set of battles too. Insecurities between couples are just one of them, in which case, a deep level of understanding needs to be present to ensure your baby is raised in a loving environment. Parents need to accept that a child needs both father and mother and any issues between the couple should not reflect on how they interact with the child. Then there's the pressure on new mothers to lose weight! While weight gain and loss are part of the journey of pregnancy, there is no reason to be put on the line for making it happen at your own pace.Catch these and many more challenges faced by new parents on 9 Months season two, and how to tackle them. New mommies and daddies, take note!First Published:Mar 14, 2018, 13:33:56 IST
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