Powered by brahmi, shankhpushpi, desi cow ghee, and almond oil, this oil is rich in omega-3 and 6 fatty acids, phospholipids, and antioxidants, which are vital for myelination (nerve insulation), synapse formation, and neurotransmitter regulation - key for enhanced memory, attention span, and overall brain growth.

Vitamin A (retinol) from ghee and carotenoids from moringa and amla support retinal development, while Vitamin C and E help prevent oxidative damage to the delicate photoreceptor cells, ensuring sharper, protected vision.

High Vitamin C, iron, flavonoids and amino acids increase collagen production, boost follicular blood circulation, and support keratin formation, leading to visibly thicker, stronger baby hair.

Essential fats, vitamin E, and plant alkaloids promote the maturation of neural circuits, support axon growth and help in building a robust central nervous system during the most formative months.

Sandalwood and vanilla carry natural calming properties that reduce stress signals. Almond oil boosts serotonin release, and Brahmi helps regulate the sleep-wake cycle, ensuring deeper, more peaceful sleep.

Enriched with desi cow ghee, mustard oil, and almond oil, this oil provides vitamin D, calcium co-factors, and muscle-supporting estrogens that support proper ossification and muscle tone—assisting natural skull shaping and structural head growth.

Neem, tulsi, sandalwood, virgin coconut oil, and matsyakshi have powerful anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and pitta-pacifying properties. They regulate skin heat, reduce histamine-related inflammation, and soothe prickly heat, rashes, and skin discomfort.

Always use light, circular strokes with your fingertips; never apply pressure to the crown or soft areas of the skull, as the bones are still forming.

A baby’s hair follicles are delicate, but the scalp is rich in nerve endings. Gentle scalp massage helps with blood circulation, root strength, and neurological development.

3–5 minutes of massage is enough; avoid overstimulating or tugging on the scalp or hair, especially when detangling.

Especially in newborns, hold the baby securely during massage to avoid any strain on fragile muscles and joints.

Skip head massage during fevers, colds, or scalp infections, and never force a massage when the baby is restless or just fed.

A calm, relaxed baby, soft cooing, or gentle sleepiness means you’re doing it right. If the baby seems uncomfortable, stop immediately.

Every herb carries a multitude of properties and nutrients. However, specific concerns require targeted solutions. Precisely chosen, holistically restorative herbs are selected based on the concern. These herbs are carefully sourced for their high quality and freshness, then prepared for infusion through processes like sun-drying, fluffing, and more. These methods help preserve their nutritional value while preventing any risk of bacterial growth.

Prepared, nutrient-rich herbs are then slowly infused for hours and hours in cold-pressed oils. This meticulous process goes beyond mere extraction, enhancing the potency of the actives and boosting their bioavailability. As the molecules dissolve and disperse more efficiently in oil, they penetrate deeper into the roots and are more readily absorbed by the cells.

During the long hours of infusion, various procedural controls are implemented to prevent nutrient loss. High temperatures, excessive heat, and humidity can disrupt the extraction process, leading to nutrient degradation. Therefore, strict measures are taken to maintain optimal conditions. Additionally, other safeguards are in place to prevent microbial growth and preserve the integrity of nutrients throughout the oil's shelf life - especially since these oils are packed without any preservatives.

Nutrition is the key to healthy development. While the oil becomes rich in nutrients after the long infusion process, additional herbs are still layered in. These are carefully chosen for their oil-soluble nutrients, which are gradually released over time - enhancing the potency of the oil even further.

Babies are sensitive to weather changes due to their limited ability to regulate body temperature. Their thin skin makes them feel excess heat in summer and prone to colds in winter. Using the wrong oils can worsen these issues.

Right from birth, a baby’s brain and nerves start working hard to build connections. The brain is still small, but it's growing fast, making millions of new links every second. These connections help babies learn to move, respond to sounds, and start showing emotions. A special layer called myelin starts forming around nerves, helping signals travel faster through the body. This is how babies slowly begin to control their hands, legs, and facial expressions.

The brain isn’t just getting bigger, it’s also learning how to organize itself. Different parts of the brain begin to take on different jobs, like helping with movement, language, emotions, and memory. Simple things like seeing bright colors, listening to gentle music, being held and talked to, these all help the brain grow stronger. Babies learn from every interaction, and these early experiences build the base for how they’ll learn and think later in life.

At birth, babies can only see nearby things in soft focus, like a caregiver’s face while being held. But vision improves quickly. By 2–3 months, babies begin to follow objects with their eyes. Around 6 months, they start seeing depth and colors better. Behind the scenes, their optic nerve is growing and the eyes are learning to work together. Exposure to light, movement, and simple shapes helps their eyes and brain learn how to see clearly.

Babies are born with fine, soft hair, but it often falls out in the first few months due to changes in hormones after birth. New hair grows in its place, and by the first year, the texture and pattern of a baby’s hair becomes more noticeable. The health of the scalp, good nutrition, and gentle care all affect how well the hair grows. A healthy scalp also supports better circulation, which brings nutrients to hair roots.

One of the best ways to help a baby grow is through gentle, loving touch. When you massage your baby, you’re not just relaxing them, you’re helping their brain and body learn to work together. Massage improves blood flow, supports digestion, helps them sleep better, and strengthens the bond between baby and parent. Touch also helps the brain map out the body, knowing where the arms, legs, and head are, and improves coordination. It’s a simple daily ritual that supports the baby’s nervous system, emotions, and physical growth all at once.