The Webster dictionary has many definitions for the word “family”. For me the one that held true for most of my life is “Family: a … Read More ›
Category: Empowerment
I am neurotic about predators. When my kids started preschool and when they go to out for activities to the park or for classes, I’m … Read More ›
I want for my children is to be safe. And strong. With good behavior and decision making skills to boot, with a lot of kindness … Read More ›
What is Activism? What comes to mind when you hear the term activist? Who or what are you picturing? In conversations with friends, family members, … Read More ›
Looking at Your Patterns I have been thinking a lot recently about the ways new routines and exploration inspire growth. See, as an INFJ, I … Read More ›
The “Horror Movie” is back! Just like the Australian band the Skyhooks used to sing – “It’s the six-thirty news! Right there on my tv!” … Read More ›
Parenting is a paradox. You are constantly surrounded by people and yet, extremely alone in the challenges you face. And No one talks about how … Read More ›
A very good friend of mine once said to me, “Never bring your ego to the table while dealing with a kid. Your ego and the kids stubbornness will end up hurting you both.”
** Trigger Alert ! His hands slid down his brief case and before I knew it, they were on me. He pressed and pushed and … Read More ›
Do you know reading stories helps children coping with feelings? Stories play a vital role in developing a child’s imagination. Using stories you can introduce … Read More ›
Stress, anxiety and depression are terms that were not really heard of until a decade ago. The word ‘stress’ was used in a very generalized … Read More ›
I am part of a lot of mom groups. A few of them are of course focused on early education or future academic. And the … Read More ›
The Indian value system is quite complex. On the one hand they have great core values like parents always standing by their children in every … Read More ›
Experiencing a myriad of emotions everyday, how often do you feel grateful?
I am American and about as pale white at they come. My husband is from the Caribbean and also lived in South America and has … Read More ›