Children have a wonderful capacity to represent the best of humanity. They are born kinder, braver, more inquisitive, and happier. As they grow old, it is the responsibility of the child’s parents, educators, and by extension, society, to preserve and nurture this streak. Resilience is another...
Me: “Alexa, play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” As soon as the music starts playing, my a year old son starts smiling and dancing. If you research about the role and benefits of music for baby’s development, you will find something called Mozart Effect which says that playing...
Aditi was having the time of her life. Summer was its peak, which meant that she had a hard time with the kids. Every morning was the same, with her son blocking the door with all his limbs, screaming at the top of his voice,...
How NASA Astronaut Karen Nyberg Parents From Outer Space Being a mother is the most precious experience in the world, won’t you agree? There is this new life that is entirely dependent on you for their every need and trusts you unconditionally. This is what makes...
Last week, I went for a walk in the park with my 11 months old son. While strolling his pram, I met an old acquaintance of mine. I was meeting her almost after a year. She waved a big Hi and came walking towards me “Awww...
WHY AND HOW SHOULD YOU ENCOURAGE INDEPENDENT PLAY FOR KIDS? Kids are like kaleidoscopes. They show and reflect what they see and learn around them. If they are always clinging to you or habitual of your all-time presence, their scope of development is never going to...
Stay At Home Mom (SAHM) life looks like having privilege and luxury of time to do stuff at your own convenience. When I was pregnant and decided to be a SAHM for a while, I thought to myself that I am going to rock this. I...
I remember the days when my baby was just a few months old and I was a wreck. Scattered room, not getting time to eat and take bath properly were part of the everyday story. I can have a good laugh about it now but...
