Does your family have a pet or pets? We need a pet. Everyone keeps telling me that a family needs a pet. When you have … Read More ›
Category: Parenting
Zoo class. Dance class. Scouts. Science hour at the museum. Soccer. Basketball. Karate. Gymnastics. Violin. Art class. There are so many different activities for kids to participate in. … Read More ›
Being a teenager takes a toll on confidence. Whether it’s starting high school or going to their first school dance, teenagers face a lot of … Read More ›
Every year I try to make my home smell and feel similar to how my mom’s did in all the years I was growing up. … Read More ›
When I got pregnant with my fourth child, I had no idea that preeclampsia was a risk. I had no history of it, my family … Read More ›
Looking Beyond the Individual As a life coach for teens and parents, I think often about what it means to heal and what it means … Read More ›
Gardening is a habit that is typically associated with the elderly. We all know a grandmother or a grandfather who spends their time digging up … Read More ›
When choosing the right public school, parents need to make sure that the public school they are selecting for their kid should not be just … 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 ›
Competitive momming is a problem, a big problem. It feels as though we’ve lost our villages, especially when everyone on social media seems to be … 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.”
Educational leadership is the need of the hour. To manage school systems effectively, more and more schools are creating leadership oriented management roles or inculcating … 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 ›
School until 3:00pm. Soccer at 3:30 pm. Dance at 6:30 pm. Quick dinner and homework until 9:30 pm. Bedtime. Repeat. Over and over again. Check … Read More ›
I an Indian, born and brought up in a small north Indian town named Roorkee. Ours is a land where both modern and traditional way … Read More ›