a moment of empathy

Delivery Uncle, Ice Cream & Rain — A Meltdown, a Mistake, and a Moment of Empathy!

Today, something unexpectedly beautiful happened — it started with ice cream, rain, and a lesson I didn’t see coming. It was raining and Hitarth came running to me and said, “Mumma, I want ice cream! Please order for me.” Now, I had promised him earlier that I would get him ice cream today. So technically, …

Teaching Consent to Young Children

When My Son Asked, “Can I Kiss Them If I Ask?” – A Parenting Moment of Gentle Boundaries & Consent

The beauty of parenting is that it often unfolds not in planned conversations, but in the tiniest, unexpected moments—when your child does something innocent yet significant… and suddenly, your heart knows: This is a teaching moment. The other day, I had one of those moments with my 6-year-old son, Hitarth. He did something that touched …

shaping kids mindset

5 Things I Tell My Child Every Day (That Are Secretly Shaping His Mindset)

Every parent speaks thousands of words to their child in a day—some out of habit, some out of love, and others out of sheer busyness. But have you ever paused to think:“What is my child absorbing? What are these words becoming inside them?” As a mother with a passion for learning about child psychology, I …

parenting partnership

Is She Lucky to Stay Home, or Is He Lucky to Have a Full-Time Mom for His Kids?

“You’re so lucky your husband provides for you so you can stay home with the kids.” If you’re a stay-at-home mom, chances are you’ve heard this phrase before. It’s meant as a compliment, but it stings in ways people don’t realize. Because somehow, society always paints the husband as the “provider” while overlooking what the …

motherhood

I Thought It Was Just a Joke—Until I Saw Him Crying Badly

Parenting is full of unexpected moments—some that make you laugh, some that make you proud, and some that leave you feeling guilty, even when you never meant any harm. Today, I had one of those moments. A Playful Prank That Went Wrong It was bedtime, and as always, I was getting my son, Hitarth, ready …

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25+ Side Hustles for Moms: How to Make Money in 2025 with Flexible Work

In today’s fast-paced world, more and more mothers are looking for ways to earn extra income while balancing family responsibilities. Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom, a working mom wanting to supplement your income, or someone looking for a flexible career, side hustles for moms offer the perfect solution. With rising living costs and the increasing …

Pregnancy After Miscarriage

5 Inspiring Success Stories of Pregnancy After Miscarriage

Pregnancy after miscarriage can often feel like an uphill battle. But many mothers out there have fought through the pain and emerged victorious, bringing life into the world after experiencing the heartbreak of a miscarriage. To provide hope and encouragement, I conducted a survey by reaching out to mothers through social media, asking about their …

Karnataka NEP Policy

Karnataka’s Class 1 Age Rule – A Flawed Policy That Holds Back Lakhs of Young Learners

Introduction: A Rule That is Hurting More Than Helping Education policies should be designed to support children’s learning and development, not create unnecessary barriers. Unfortunately, Karnataka’s recent decision to enforce a strict age rule for Class 1 admission is doing more harm than good. What is the Issue? According to Karnataka’s new rule, children must …

justice for mihir

Justice for Mihir: End Bullying in Schools and Protect Our Children

No parent should ever have to go through what Mihir’s family is facing right now. Losing a child to bullying and ragging is beyond heartbreaking. It’s a loss that could have been prevented, a trauma that no family should endure. Mihir was just 15, a child with dreams and hopes—until bullying took everything away. We …

Parenting Through Self-Reflection

My 5-Year-Old Completely Ignored Me for Weeks—Until I Embraced Parenting Through Self-Reflection

The most powerful parenting change often doesn’t come from changing our children, but from changing ourselves. A few months ago, I experienced something that caught me completely off guard. My son Hitarth, who had always been responsive to my guidance, suddenly seemed to be ignoring my words, rejecting my instructions, and resisting what I said. …