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. …

teen laziness

Is It Teen Laziness or Something More? Helping Exhausted Moms!

Introduction: The Day I Realized My “Lazy Teen” Wasn’t Lazy Let me take you back to a Tuesday evening last year. I stood in my daughter’s doorway, staring at a mountain of clothes, crumpled homework, and a half-eaten sandwich under her bed. My inner monologue screamed: “Why is she so lazy? Where did I go wrong?” …

Postpartum Depression Help

Postpartum Blues? Here’s How I Fought Them and Won (Even Without My Husband Around)

Hi there, fellow moms. I’m writing this blog with a heart full of understanding because I’ve been exactly where you are. When I had my second baby at 40, with a nine-year gap between my kids, my husband had to leave for work for a few months. Suddenly, I was alone, juggling a newborn, an …

Overcome Negative Self-Talk

How I Helped My Son Overcome Negative Self-Talk and Boost His Confidence

It was a typical Tuesday evening when I heard my son, who was 8 years old at the time, mutter under his breath, “I’m an Idiot & Dumb.” My heart sank. We’ve never used those words at home, so hearing him say it with such conviction broke me. It wasn’t just a one-time occurrence—almost daily, …

unfair judgment of children

How I Handled A Family Unfairly Judging My Child!

Hey, Mom Tribe! Have you ever found yourself in a situation where someone close started unfairly judging your child? It can be incredibly frustrating and even hurtful. I’ve been there before, and I want to share what helped me navigate it—so if you’re going through something similar, you don’t have to feel alone. The Moment …

academic struggles in children

How I Helped My Daughter Overcome Academic Struggles and Rediscover Her Potential

As a mother, I understand how painful it is to see your child struggle in school despite their potential. A few years ago, I faced a similar situation with my daughter. She was a bright child but consistently failed in a couple of subjects. Teachers would tell me she had the ability to excel, but …

Baby Pigeon That Captured Their Hearts

When My Son Asked, ‘Will I Also Get New Mumma Papa?

As parents, we often find ourselves unprepared for the deep questions and emotions our children experience. Recently, my 5-year-old son, Hitarth, went through something that left me both heartbroken and amazed at the depth of his innocent heart. What started as an everyday moment of watching a baby pigeon turned into an emotional journey of …

Helping overweight children build confidence

From Overweight to Overjoyed: How I Helped My Daughter Build a Healthy Lifestyle and Confidence

A few years ago, I found myself in a situation many moms face: my 13-year-old daughter was overweight, and the comments we received from people around us made it worse. They weren’t just pointing out her weight—they were unknowingly chipping away at her confidence. It broke my heart, but I didn’t know how to help …

Teaching Kids About Money: Build Strong Financial Habits Early On!

Many of us still struggle to understand money and finances as adults. But imagine if we had learned these skills as kids—it would’ve been a game-changer! Today’s kids are incredibly sharp and curious; they just need guidance and a little practice to build strong financial habits early on. Learning how to manage money is a …

Changing Parent-Child Relationship

Changing Parent-Child Relationship – When Your Grown-Up Child Feels Like a Stranger

If you’re reading this, I know exactly how you feel. You and your child once shared a beautiful, effortless bond. They would come to you for advice, you were their safe space, and their presence felt like sunshine in your home. But then, things changed. They grew up. They started making decisions that didn’t sit …