Stories form a major part of anyone’s childhood. You always want more and more of it.
Communicating With My Daughter
Does communicating with your child means just giving instructions, setting boundaries, telling them what is wrong and what they cannot/should not do? I think it is extremely important to strike a one to one communication with your child.
Gender Games
An old school friend on Twitter posted a tweet something on the lines of: “The reason why parents give their sons dolls to play with is because they want them to learn that a girl is meant to be played with.”
My Dear Cutie-Pie
What Qualities do you expect in a guy whom you will hand over your lovely, delicate angel to?
“Little One, I want to tell you about the boy who doesn’t need to be kept interested, because he knows you are interesting…”
Very touching lines by a father who wants to tell his daughter about her future husband.
A MUST READ for all parents, by Kelly N. Falagan.
Girl Power – Business Leaders In the Making
I was packing my bags to go to another trip to a wild life sanctuary when our elder daughter walked in the room. She wanted to borrow some of my sketch pens, and without waiting for an answer grabbed them from my table and dashed to her room.
The Wheel Watcher
A few days ago a fellow parent at Parentous had talked about gender stereotypes in her post. It got me thinking about my own kid and his inclinations.
Second Language For A Child
My 2.3 years old angel has come to visit us from Chennai. Watching her play/scribble and hearing her talk over two days, prompted me to do some research; talk to some friends. I came up with some astonishing facts. I would like to share these @Parentous.
Getting Even With Dad
It’s tough being the only male child in your family; tougher when your father is hardly around; toughest when even if he’s around he doesn’t get you.
Lean In – A Discussion
Lean In – Women, work and the will to lead is a book by the COO of Facebook – Sheryl Sandberg. She “wants to change the conversation from what women can’t do to what women can do”. With Lean In, Sheryl is rebooting feminism, seeking to create an equal world of opportunities and responsibilities for men and women.
Can I Protect You?
Last week was a bad week. As I skimmed through the news, the one that stuck on my mind and every pore of my being was the brutal ravaging of a little 5-year-old girl in Delhi, almost next to her own home, by men who were considered her neighbours.
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