parents presence

Research Says: Your Presence is a Superpower! How to Help Your Child Conquer Fear

Hi there! As someone who’s spent years helping families navigate the joys and challenges of raising children, I see countless parents struggle with the same question: how can I help my child overcome fear? We all want our children to feel brave and confident, but seeing them scared or anxious can leave us feeling helpless. …

emotional-strength-in-kids

How I Helped My Daughter Become Emotionally Strong When She Was Excluded by Friends!

When my daughter was 11, she faced a situation that broke my heart as a mom. She was excluded by her group of friends during a school event. It wasn’t just a one-time thing—she came home upset multiple times because her friends would leave her out or whisper mean things behind her back. As a …

developmental-delays

My Son Som: Overcoming Speech Delays Through Love, Patience, and Unwavering Support

Hi, I’m Mayuri, a work-from-home Public Relations Consultant living in Delhi with my loving husband and our delightful three-year-old son, Som. Originally from Kolkata, we’ve called Delhi home for the past 11 years. Today, I feel compelled to share a deeply personal journey about my son’s development, particularly his speech, which has been quite a …

my little star

Nurturing a Star: My Journey with a Little Model and Dancer!

As a mother, every day brings new challenges and rewards. Parenthood is a constant journey that requires unwavering patience, selfless sacrifice, and unconditional love. It’s not always easy, but the joys that our children bring into our lives make it all worthwhile. I’m excited to share a slice of my life, reflecting the joys and …

Raising My Child

I Proudly Say that I am Raising My Child with Good Values!

When I look at my 10-month-old baby, I feel an immense responsibility. This little one is like a young plant that will grow in whichever direction I guide him. Right now, he is soaking up everything around like a sponge. In these early moments, I realize how important it is as a mother to help …

Teenage Behavior Problems

How I Handled Teenage Behavior Problems Without Losing My Son

Teenage behavior problems can feel like a storm you never saw coming. As a mom, there’s nothing more heartbreaking than feeling like you’re losing your connection with your child. I’ve been there. My son, who used to be sweet and loving, suddenly turned into someone I didn’t recognize—defiant, disrespectful, and completely uninterested in anything I …

Little One's Big Dream

My Little One’s Big Dream: To Be as Wise as Lord Ganesha!

As parents, we often think our little ones can’t understand big ideas. But recently, my three-year-old daughter amazed me with her deep thoughts after a story. One night, we cuddled for our bedtime story ritual – a cherished tradition in our home. Storytelling has been a powerful tool to nurture my daughter’s imagination, instill values, …

body after baby

The “Body After Baby” Blues: It’s Okay to Feel This Way, Mama!

Let’s face it, staring in the mirror after having a baby can be a punch in the gut. My stomach, once my pride and joy, now has these cool-toned stripes that look like a roadmap to parenthood (except way less glamorous). My boobs, well, they’re definitely bigger, but forget the perky – they’re more like …

The Ultimatum

The Ultimatum – My Husband, His Affairs, My Daughter and Me!

I had been married to David for 8 years. We had our ups and downs like any couple, but I loved him deeply. That’s why it shattered me when I discovered the truth about his affairs on Tinder and other dating apps. The evidence was undeniable – explicit messages, nude photos, meetup details. When I …

skincare for kids

Skincare for Kids: Why Less is More From a Dermatologist’s Perspective!

Hi moms (and dads) of the wonderful world of Momyhood! Dr. Pretty here, a practicing dermatologist. Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s been catching my eye in the office: skincare for kids. The shelves are overflowing with fancy products promising a youthful glow, even for the littlest ones. The message is clear: a number-of-step …