K – Kindness vs. People Pleasing
As I continue to write letters, I reflect on the growing sense of kindness. Not the passive, be-nice-to-everyone kind, but the kind that comes with boundaries.
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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.
As I continue to write letters, I reflect on the growing sense of kindness. Not the passive, be-nice-to-everyone kind, but the kind that comes with boundaries.
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Jealousy wasn’t part of your toddler playbook — you shared toys, swings, and attention without fuss. But now, in the tween years, it has entered subtly: a friend’s iPhone, skipped recognition at school, or the fact that maa can’t be shared with Bapa or work. And hey, you’re not the only one — even maa has felt those twinges. Here’s our truth, unfiltered.
J – Jealousy, Judgements & Jumbled Emotions Read More »
What’s in a name, a nickname, a label? When my tween began questioning identity, I saw the tiny rebellion in preferences and pride.
I – Insecurity, Identity & ‘I’m not good enough’ Read More »
From early rituals to epic homework meltdowns, this letter traces our journey through the chaos of growing routines, clashing personalities, and learning to parent with grace and not perfection.
H – Habits, Hustle & Homework Battles Read More »
From forgotten lines to being the star Hanuman, this letter explores how tweens build grit, learn to handle peer pressure, and grow into their voice – and how parents grow with them.
G – Grit, Growth & Guts Read More »