palm oil in kids' food

Palm Oil in Kids’ Food: Why You Should Care and How to Make Healthier Choices

As parents, we always want to give our kids the healthiest and most nutritious food. But what if I told you that palm oil in kids’ food is more common than you think? From breakfast cereals to pancake mixes, bread, and even snacks, palm oil is everywhere. Unfortunately, it’s not the healthiest option for our …

Homework Help with Multiple Kids

Mastering Homework Help with Multiple Kids: A Parent’s Guide to Success

As a mom of two, balancing homework help with multiple kids can feel like running between stations at a train terminal – a hectic juggling act! There are days when my older child, Rohan, is tackling schoolwork that requires focus, while my younger one, Tara, is determined to show me her latest Play-Doh creation. This …

Insta Parenting App

The Insta Parenting App: A Screen-Free Way to Enrich Your Child’s Learning

Like many parents today, I try to limit Hitarth’s exposure to screens. He watches TV for no more than an hour, in intervals, and we avoid mobile screens entirely. Still, I’m always on the lookout for engaging yet educational activities that can stimulate his mind and help him grow. That’s when I discovered Insta Parenting …

teen parenting

How a Simple Misunderstanding Turned Into a Big Lesson for My Teen Son and Me

Being a mom to a teenager can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope. Just when you think you’ve got everything figured out, a little misunderstanding can throw you off balance. Recently, I had one of those moments with my 14-year-old son, Kiyansh, and it turned into a big lesson for both of us. The Incident: …

Child Left Out by Friends

When Your Child is Left Out by Friends (and Why That’s Okay)

As a mom of two, I’ve been through it all. Watching your child being left out by friends can be one of the hardest things to experience. My son, Aarav has been excluded from playgroups and activities more times than I can count, and each time it happens, it tugs at my heart. But over …

Are You Making This Common Parenting Mistake?

The Biggest Mistake Parents Make After Baby #2 – And How to Avoid It

Bringing home baby number two is an exciting yet challenging time for any parent. After living in Canada for the past three years, I’ve come to realize just how much we, as parents, are expected to handle everything on our own—without the extended family support that many of us might have been used to back …

Love Isn't Just Shown, It's Said.

I Forgot to Say ‘I Love You,’ and My Child Forgot How to Believe It!

Hello, everyone! I’m Shreyas, and this is my first ever blog on parenting. After reading many parenting blogs and reflecting on my own experiences, I felt inspired to share my journey as a father. Parenting is a unique and challenging adventure, and I’ve learned some valuable lessons along the way. So, here I am, putting …

Her Final Wish Was So Simple

I Missed My Daughter’s Last Smile Because of My Pride!

I never imagined that a simple disagreement would rob me of my daughter’s last smile. Even now, months later, the weight of my regret is almost unbearable. My Priya was always a vibrant soul, full of life and creativity. From a young age, she’d spend hours with her sketchbook, bringing imagination to life with her …

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I Lost My Son’s Trust Because I Didn’t Believe Him!

I never thought I’d be the kind of parent who would lose my child’s trust. But here I am, sharing my story in the hope that someone else might avoid the mistake I made. It was a typical Thursday evening. My 9-year-old son, Rohan, came home from school looking unusually quiet. He’s usually full of …

How I Learned to Prioritize Both My Children Without Guilt

My Journey of Balancing Attention Between My 8-Year-Old and Newborn!

As I sit here, typing with one hand while cradling my 2-month-old son in the other, I can’t help but smile at my 8-year-old daughter, Sophia, who’s sprawled on the living room floor, surrounded by her favorite coloring books. This scene of relative calm is a far cry from where we were just a few …