Slow living Revival: Quarantine Learnings

This Quarantine brings with it, their own set of learnings. Here’s to Slow Life, the joy it brings within, the calm that envelopes it and how it sets us free to grow, unleashing our most unsuspected potentials.

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March 29, 2020 No Comments

Daring Vulnerabilities

Life is tougher for mothers. Where we make a woman unwelcome in the world, preconceived notions keep her betrothed to near ritualistic traditions, unable to even swim the vastness of their own mind to decide what they feel. Instead, they’re only told what they’re feeling and that too in no uncertain words. Here’s a tight whack to that.

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January 14, 2020 No Comments

Typhoid Vaccine Hoopla: Q&A

The recent public hysteria over Typhoid Vaccine introduced NEEDED to be addressed.
Here are some Top of Mind questions in the minds of any responsible parent in the country that were addressed by Two Prominent Paediatricians in a Mothers’ Group run by a Doctor herself.

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November 19, 2019 2 Comments

Flower Power

I wanted to surprise a mother figure for her birthday but my child ended up surprising me with her secret talent.

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July 13, 2019 No Comments

Weaning. Toddler vs Baby

Weaning is what’s been on my mind for a little over six months and I Research. Like. A lot. Here’s an article I found particularly helpful and surprisingly eye opening on many counts.
I don’t have to quit being a gentle parent to wean.

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July 2, 2019 No Comments

How to Love with Boundaries: Toddler Edition

Teaching a child how to love is easy. They are so good at it they can perhaps teach us something about unconditional love. What’s a tricky one is how to rein that in and not feed into your child growing up an entitled brat who thinks love is their right. Because let’s be honest, don’t we already have enough of those around?
Janet Lansbury explains how to lovingly nip this in the bud when it is still just a lovable thing they do.

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June 30, 2019 No Comments