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Did you know that everything we do in our child’s first year could be a great opportunity to build a…
Sonali Kulkarni, a very popular Marathi actress who I have always admired, in a recent interview took upon herself to sympathise with the men in…
Early one Saturday Morning our entire household could be seen in a flurry of activities. We were headed to a popular hillstation in Karnataka –…
I was looking through some parenting content on Google recently when the picture of a ‘family’ from a children’s book popped up. It showed a…
The below post has been published on Women’s Web and was selected as a Featured Post. I was watching the popular English sitcom Friends the…
My 3.5-year-old daughter and I co-sleep every day. Mostly during the nights, but also on the weekends, when we take our afternoon naps together too...
Arjavam. A spiritual value from the Bhagavad Gita that embodies the alignment of thoughts, words and actions. This unique word, that holds a whole lot…
I am not sure what pushed me to pick ‘the book with the orange cover’ that had been sitting on my shelf for 3 years.…
Let me at the outset clarify that when I mention ‘work’ here, it includes ANY work. So, it could be the work at home done…
Happiness runs around my house On tiny feet and little toes With a skip, jump and a hop, The sweetest voice humming random notes. Laa…
A hard hitting story that tempts you in with droolworthy images of delicious treats, catches you unawares, and throws you headlong into the abyss of…
Judgements like these possibly undermine the problematic thought processes our society harbours against girls and women and can set very dangerous precedents. Bottomline – a…
A baby bag is ESSENTIAL for anyone accompanying a child. It is a magic bag that contains everything you could possibly need to put your…
Aashi is a book that raises some very pertinent questions through its plot about the lives women lead, constantly struggling to find the equilibrium that…
Why do working women not manage their own finances? Why are homemakers only silent spectators of the financial decision making process at home? Why do…
A book of twenty-four stories from the India-Pakistan partition of 1947, that take you back to the reality, misery, betrayal, loss, and yet hope, that…
I had fought battles to shed all these layers that society had thrust upon me growing up, just because I was a GIRL. And now,…
The glaring misogyny is repulsive, and yet a shocking realisation of the times women have been through to get even basic rights. What lengths they…
A decision that found me spiraling in doubt and despair, thanks to the social taboo we associate with sending our children to nurseries. For some…
Little by little, I allowed my book- thirsty self to re-emerge. Soon, I had seamlessly transitioned from a traditionalist to a modern reader, and I…