TAP top app download banner
theAsianparent
theAsianparent
Product Guide
  • Together Against RSV
  • Pregnancy
  • Parenting
  • Child
  • Feeding & Nutrition
  • Education
  • Lifestyle
  • Events
  • Holiday Hub
  • Aptamil
  • TAP Recommends
  • Shopping
  • Press Releases
  • Project Sidekicks
  • Community
  • Advertise With Us
  • Contact Us
  • VIP
Login
    • Articles
  • Together Against RSVTogether Against RSV
  • PregnancyPregnancy
  • ParentingParenting
  • ChildChild
  • Feeding & NutritionFeeding & Nutrition
  • EducationEducation
  • LifestyleLifestyle
  • EventsEvents
  • Holiday HubHoliday Hub
  • AptamilAptamil
  • TAP RecommendsTAP Recommends
  • ShoppingShopping
  • Press ReleasesPress Releases
  • Project SidekicksProject Sidekicks
  • CommunityCommunity
  • Advertise With UsAdvertise With Us
  • Contact UsContact Us
  • VIPVIP
    • Community
  • Poll
  • Photos
  • Food
  • Recipes
  • Topics
  • Read Articles
    • Tracker
  • Pregnancy Tracker
  • Baby Tracker
    • Rewards
  • RewardsRewards
  • Contests
  • VIP ParentsVIP Parents
    • More
  • Feedback

Privacy PolicyCommunity GuidelinesSitemap HTML

Download our free app

google play store
app store

'Miracle' baby born with half a head creates a stir

2 min read
'Miracle' baby born with half a head creates a stir

Doctors in Uttar Pradesh were stunned when a ‘miracle’ baby was born with half a head and giant protruding eyes to a 32-year-old women from Amroha.

Doctors in Uttar Pradesh were stunned when an alleged miracle baby was born with half a head and giant protruding eyes at Sai Nursing home clinic to a 32-year-old women from Amroha.

The baby unfortunately could not survive due to the abnormalities in his physical features. Surprisingly, the womon, Savita Rani, has three older children who are all hale and hearty.

The doctor in-charge of the delivery informed the media that though it was a rare case, such abnormal babies are born to mothers who do not have a healthy diet during pregnancy.

“These complications occur due to incorrect and irregular eating habits of the mother during pregnancy. This is why we as doctors keep emphasising on regular check ups of the women during pregnancy so we can try to guide the mother and hope to avoid such birth abnormalities,” said the gynaecologist Kususm Lata as reported by mirror.co.uk.

A healthy and balanced diet should not only be maintained during pregnancy, but also before you start trying for conception.

  • Food items such as green vegetables, nuts, dairy, fish, lean meat and fruits contain essential nutrients like iron, omega 3 fatty acids, proteins, calcium are a must in a to-be mum’s diet. Read more about the foods you can consume during pregnancy, here.
  • Also read about these super foods which should be part of an expecting mother’s diet.

If you have any insights, questions or comments about the video, please share them in our Comment box below.

Partner Stories
The Secret to Raising an Adventurous Eater? More Variety, Not More Cooking.
The Secret to Raising an Adventurous Eater? More Variety, Not More Cooking.
Infant Health and RSV Highlighted at Community Baby Preparation Workshop
Infant Health and RSV Highlighted at Community Baby Preparation Workshop
Commentary: Parents, Take Note: Leading Cause of Infant Hospitalisation Is RSV, Not the Common Cold
Commentary: Parents, Take Note: Leading Cause of Infant Hospitalisation Is RSV, Not the Common Cold
Pre-Myopia Assessment: How Parents Can Reduce Their Child’s Risk of Myopia Before It Becomes Irreversible
Pre-Myopia Assessment: How Parents Can Reduce Their Child’s Risk of Myopia Before It Becomes Irreversible

Got a parenting concern? Read articles or ask away and get instant answers on our app. Download theAsianparent Community on iOS or Android now!

img
Written by

Avantika Kukreti

  • Home
  • /
  • Health
  • /
  • 'Miracle' baby born with half a head creates a stir
Share:
  • The Secret to Raising an Adventurous Eater? More Variety, Not More Cooking.
    Partner Stories

    The Secret to Raising an Adventurous Eater? More Variety, Not More Cooking.

  • Infant Health and RSV Highlighted at Community Baby Preparation Workshop
    Partner Stories

    Infant Health and RSV Highlighted at Community Baby Preparation Workshop

  • Commentary: Parents, Take Note: Leading Cause of Infant Hospitalisation Is RSV, Not the Common Cold
    Partner Stories

    Commentary: Parents, Take Note: Leading Cause of Infant Hospitalisation Is RSV, Not the Common Cold

  • The Secret to Raising an Adventurous Eater? More Variety, Not More Cooking.
    Partner Stories

    The Secret to Raising an Adventurous Eater? More Variety, Not More Cooking.

  • Infant Health and RSV Highlighted at Community Baby Preparation Workshop
    Partner Stories

    Infant Health and RSV Highlighted at Community Baby Preparation Workshop

  • Commentary: Parents, Take Note: Leading Cause of Infant Hospitalisation Is RSV, Not the Common Cold
    Partner Stories

    Commentary: Parents, Take Note: Leading Cause of Infant Hospitalisation Is RSV, Not the Common Cold

Feed

Feed

Get tailored articles about parenting, lifestyle, expert opinions right at your fingertips

Poll

Poll

Participate in interesting polls and see what other parents think!

Photos

Photos

Share the photos of loved ones in a safe, secure manner.

Topics

Topics

Join communities to bond with fellow mums and dads.

Tracker

Tracker

Track your pregnancy as well as baby’s development day-by-day!

theAsianparent

Download our free app

Google PlayApp Store

Mums around the world

Singapore flag
Singapore
Thailand flag
Thailand
Indonesia flag
Indonesia
Philippines flag
Philippines
Malaysia flag
Malaysia
Vietnam flag
Vietnam
India flag
India

Partner Brands

99.coVIP ParentsMama's ChoiceLittle ReiMothersworkTAP Awards

© Copyright theAsianparent 2026 . All rights reserved

  • About Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Sitemap HTML
  • Advertise With Us
  • Tools
  • Articles
  • Feed
  • Poll

We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience. Learn MoreOk, Got it

We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience. Learn MoreOk, Got it