Parenting is a Father’s responsibility too. #MommyMoments
Parenting is about shared family time, fun in togetherness, combined decisions – a project in partnership. And when the father is around, he needs to be an active partner, not a silent one. (This post is part of my Mommy Moments series.) It was about 3 months into my journey of motherhood that […]
Parenting Support Groups on Facebook #MommyMoments
Four groups on Facebook that have had my back through this journey. They say it takes a village to raise a child. And what could be better than having the village just a click away! (This post is part of my Mommy Moments series.) New parenthood is chaotic. That’s a truth that, no matter how […]
A serendipitous lockdown, with my daughter. #MommyMoments
This post is part of my Mommy Moments series. They say life is all about the unexpected. A story of the unprepared chancing upon the unplanned. And sometimes, this chance meeting can be serendipitous. We came back to India in Feb this year with a buoyancy in every step. We were back, just in time. […]
Mommy Moments
A little over 15 months ago, I embarked on the highly unfamiliar, yet known to be exciting, journey of Parenthood😊. Legends have proven to be true, and I am sleepless ever since 😉 And yet, somehow, it all seems worth it! These 15 months have helped me envision the next 15 years of my future, […]
Bringing up our Boys Right – My Takeaway from Thappad & BoisLockerRoom!
The Thappad. I watched the movie Thappad a few weeks ago (FINALLY) and almost immediately, like everyone else around me, I jumped on the judgemental wagon that has been doing the rounds – Did she do right? Was she justified? Would anyone in real life ever do this? For the uninitiated, the movie is basically […]
Thank you Dad, for sharing a part of your soul with me!
A little girl, all of 7, sat by her window looking out. Where is Daddy, she thought impatiently. He had promised her a gift this evening. She rushed to the door as her father’s car pulled up. Gift Gift Gift! He laughed as he placed a large brown envelope into her tiny hands. Open it. […]