Parenting or child rearing is a practice to raise a child or children as a parent. Here parents ensure about a child’s well being, health and safety, preparing them for life, and imparting cultural values.
A quality parent-child relationship is essential for healthy development and growth.
Having said that parenting is a journey. One can’t expect to be a perfect parent. As a perfect parent don’t exist. However, many parents especially during the early days strive for it.
Find articles that share real-life mothers who are trying to raise curious independent children who are prepared for life. There would be learnings from experience and failure incidents too.
From PCOS struggles to homeschooling, missed lunches to crayons art floors. This final letter in the series, Zen & Zigzag, reflects on a mother’s ever-evolving journey through parenting, failures, and growth. It’s raw, honest, and full of love, for the child who taught her how to rise and learn, too.
Z – Zen & Zigzag. My imperfect parenting Read More »
Tweens crave control, independence, and their own voice… but what happens when their favorite phrase becomes “You’re not the boss of me!”?
Y – “You’re Not the Boss of Me!” Read More »
A mother envisions the future of her tween son, imagining what he’ll become 20 years from now. With love, she reflects on his growth, challenges, and the timeless bond that will remain.
X – X-Ray Vision of Maa Read More »
What does winning and losing really means? From healthy competition to bouncing back from failure, this piece is a reminder to celebrate effort over outcome, value growth over grades, and help our kids define success on their own terms.
W – Winning and Losing in Tween Life Read More »
Reflecting on the power of volunteering and the importance of making underrepresented stories visible. From helping in the community to reading books that expand their worldview, this piece is a call to action for parents to raise compassionate, conscious young individuals.
V- Volunteering & Visibility: Raising Empathetic Tweens in a Hyperconnected World Read More »
