Ah, the first day of school — a mix of excitement, nervousness, and perhaps even a few tears (from parents and child). It’s a milestone that marks the beginning of a new chapter filled with adventures, challenges, and endless growth opportunities. Twelve years ago, I was in your shoes, experiencing the same mix of emotions …
Unique and Budget-Friendly Return Gift Ideas for Kids
Birthday parties are all about fun, giggles, and cake, especially for kids. But you know what makes it even cooler? Yep, you got it–those awesome return gifts! So, here I am, spilling the beans on some super unique and budget-friendly return gift ideas for kids. While I was cleaning my house, I found a bunch …
How to take care of mental health during pregnancy?
Mental health during pregnancy is a critical aspect of a woman’s well-being, influencing both her and her baby’s health. Understanding and addressing these concerns can lead to a positive and supportive pregnancy journey. Pregnancy brings about some incredible changes that everyone talks about, here I am talking about the visible ones: hormonal shifts, size/weight changes, …
Why You Should Let Your Baby, Get Messy Eating?
I know handling messy eating kids is a tough job. Putting in that extra effort may seem daunting, but trust me, the rewards are beyond your wildest dreams! I understand mom, that urge for ultimate control that comes with becoming a mother. It was me around 7yrs back. Messy Eating, Happy Hearts When I saw …
How to Share Your Kid’s Photos on Social Media?
If you’re a proud parent in this digital age, you’ve probably snapped more than a few photos of your children to share with friends and family on social media. But before you hit that “Post” button, it’s important to consider the potential pitfalls and best practices of sharing children’s photos online. After all, you don’t …
How to talk about racism with children
There is a famous quote that says: “No one is born hating another person because of the colour of his skin, his origin or even his religion. To hate, people must learn, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love. Nelson Mandela One day, a little girl asked me if …
Barbie turns 62
Barbie turns 62: An instrument of oppression of girls or positive influence? Barbie turns 62 this year; She is a doll, not a toy. However, she has become a genuine phenomenon, a character is known by millions of people worldwide, both young and old. For more than six decades, she has been one of the …
Breaking the Bias Must Start at Home
The day of the 8th march marks the strength of women to put on the table the inequalities that are still manifesting in the 21st century, to fight and continue till our voices are heard, valued, and equated with those of men. Have you ever thought that many aspects of women’s equality are fairly simple …
Peppa Pig Cartoon Review
Watching cartoon programs had a significant impact on children’s behaviour. Changes were both negative and positive. The majority of children behave in the same way that they observe people performing activities on television and mimic them in their daily lives.
Hello Mom!
Hello Mom of the girl wearing heavy jewellery with pyjamas at the supermarket You may have noticed me and a few other supermarket moms staring at your Lil girl, and I want you to know something important: We weren’t judging you. Thank you for not being afraid to go out in public when your child …