Say NO To Bullying! Your skin isn’t paper, don’t cut it. Your face is not a mask, don’t cover it. Your size is not a book, don’t judge it. Your life is not a film, don’t end it. Your story is an inspiration, be proud of it! Bullying can have many vicious faces. It comesRead more
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Why I Allow My Child To Interrupt My Conversations R came running to me. I was at the door talking to my neighbour. He tugged at my hand and chirped “Mamma, come quickly! You have to hear what Inaaya (our 14 months baby) is saying!” *Metal evaluation initiates* Should I allow him to interrupt myRead more
DIY Toddler Activity With A Kitchen Roll This is a simple and fun DIY Toddler Activity requiring no more than up-scaling throw-away cardboard tubes. I had seen this one somewhere online and just managed to wait long enough to lay my hands on an empty kitchen roll. I tried this with my 14 month oldRead more
I have previously shared my experience of potty training my son in the most gentle and non-aggressive manner. I absolutely admit that I was driven by my own need as a parent to meet this milestone, gently and at my child’s own time and pace. There however are several approaches to potty training kids,Read more
7 Responses For Calming An Impatient Toddler Toddlers and kids can be highly impatient. Mine can repeat the same thing every 10 seconds till I do it! Needless to say this brings about the best in me! It is times like these that I give in to yelling and exhibit the worst of my personality.Read more
Gentle Potty Training Method For Toddlers I have in my interactions with parents very often noticed that moms and parents are rather quizzed about when it is a good time to start potty training their toddlers. In my previous blog I talked about my experience and how as a parent one can tell whether yourRead more
7 Potty Training Readiness Signs In Toddlers Potty training! These two words gave me a shudder. No kidding! I have just done so much research on this one subject that I could’ve earned myself a Ph.D on this one! It put so much pressure on me when a whole bunch of my friends boasted thatRead more
Teaching Your Child To Appreciate A Different Child/A Differently Abled Child This has happened with me. I was at a playground with Ruhaan. I saw a mother with a child who was different. I would have loved to go over and say ‘hi’ but was not very sure how to do it. There were questionsRead more
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