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Nature is our greatest teacher; that is why we refer to her as ‘mother’, protecting and nurturing us. I had always wanted my son to be a ‘nature’s boy’, one who loves...
My son was colic when he was born. I have a lot of painful memories of those early years, when he used to cry incessantly, due to discomfort and I felt so helpless.
My 6 year old is a complete ‘Gadget King’. He is inseparable from his ipad, iphone and PS3. He plays with them effortlessly, whereas I still struggle with the plethora of apps available on my phone.
My son, all of 6 years, completely spoilt, but the one man who makes my heart skip a beat, with his ‘I love you mum’, is an extremely picky eater.
We all have our fair share of tips, low downs, from our mom, grandmas and others, about quick cures for our sick child; And to add to that, our own experiences teach us loads.
Parenthood is blissful, yet the road that leads to it and goes beyond is never smooth. When I had my baby (he is 6 now)
After feeding my baby milk, milk and only milk 24/7, it was quite a moment when my paediatrician asked me to start solids for my son (the weaning was officially initiated).
*Infant toilet training* is a debatable topic. Some parents find it unnecessary. But some parents (yours truly included), swear by it.
We all know the universal truth that it is extremely easy to have an opinion about Mrs. And Mr. X’s parenting style, but parenting is the toughest thing to do.
Self esteem is a very crucial aspect of our child’s personality. It is his defence against the harsh realities of the world. His protective armour against the challenges that he needs..
It was just yesterday that you were rejoicing over getting a seat in a renowned preschool for your child. What fun shopping for a new bag, uniform and the lovely colorful accessories.
In today's modern times, a major chunk of parents are playing a juggling game of balancing their work and children. There is no formula for successfully striking this balance.
