Where Cultures Meet Parenting
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 new ideas into their world. From a realistic story that 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 way to express being tired of something or doing something. 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 most common thing I notice is how worried parents are. 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 life situation and promoting joint family living situation. On the Read More …
Experiencing a myriad of emotions everyday, how often do you feel grateful? Read More …
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 the perfect year around tan. When my son was born, Read More …
A few years ago I was returning home with a friend from a party at 9:30 pm. I was wearing a simple black dress which went till my knees, high heels and carrying a blingy Read More …
How many times have you been told to “watch your language” or scolded a child and said “don’t say THAT word”? In American society, we often polarize words as being “good” or “bad”. When I Read More …
People talk about Self-Love as if you “should” just understand what it means. When self-love eludes you, it occurs to you that while you understand the concept as it applies to others, you have not Read More …
The Connected Hearts Philosophy Connection: We all need it to thrive and flourish. In my Connected Hearts philosophy, there are three layers. First, we connect with ourselves. We get in touch with our inner voice of Read More …
There are situations that feel so unfair, behavior so uncalled for. Being under appreciated or feeling shortchanged can leave us with a bitter taste. Read More …
I am fortunate enough to be a Mum to two beautiful children who just happen to be on the Autism spectrum. My daughter, O, is nine and my son, L, is 5. To my husband Read More …
Has this ever happened to you? You’re walking around the airport, bag rolling behind you on the shining linoleum. There is a constant hum buzzing. It’s the sound of people chatting away, making small talk Read More …
Every parent believes their child is exceptional in one way or the other, but parents of children who are twice exceptional may not always embrace this double label. What is Twice Exceptional? Twice exceptional (2E), Read More …
Thanks to the existing environment, there has become a constant fear among parents of what to tell their kids and how much. Every topic seems to be far reaching and hard to discuss. This is Read More …