on March 8th, 2012 If you are new here, you may want to subscribe to the RSS feed or sign up for email alerts. Thanks for visiting!
Hi all, I’m sorry for being absent from blog for a long time without giving you an update on recent happenings.
But the long wait is over now and here is the reason for not being active on the blog and the cyber world. I’ve become mom again and the newest member of the family is a baby boy born on 20th Feb 2012.
I’ll be back to blogging soon with some fresh ideas. I am thankful to all my loyal readers for being there.
Right now I feel so overwhelmed with a mailbox brimming full of emails, comments, my newborn baby and a preschooler who feels she is getting ignored by her mommy. 
on February 17th, 2012 
This guest post is filled with practical tips for new moms on giving baby a massage the right way. Though I have been a mommy for more than three years now but this is something I overlooked the first time. But this time I want to be more prepared than the first time and these tips are really good for an expecting mom like me.
There is a long list of reasons why you should be giving your baby a massage, so it is surprising that few parents actually take the time to do it. As an adult, you enjoy a massage to soothe sore and exhausted muscles and invoke relaxation, but a baby gets a lot more out of a massage than just the feeling of being pampered.
Continue reading How to Give Baby a Massage
on January 19th, 2012 
Today I am going to share with you an easy homemade rosewater recipe. As the name implies rosewater is made of roses. Rose is one of the most beautiful flowers with luscious scent and rosewater is a natural astringent.
I am a big fan of DIY and homemade and I’m always on the lookout for ways to make things at home. It gives me a feeling of accomplishing something and it also helps me maintain green, healthy and organic lifestyle.
There are many uses of rose water.
Continue reading Make Rosewater at Home
on January 17th, 2012 
Of course, everything sails along smoothly under clear, sunny skies; but rainy days create special opportunities for family fun and games. Next time the rain falls from morning until night, carpe diem!
As you plan rainy day activities, keep in mind developmental psychologists forcefully deliver one unforgettable message: You are your children’s favorite plaything and companion, and rainy days will be far more fun for your children and you when you share activities. The experts stress you have only a couple of years between the time your child starts walking and talking and the time she starts school. Every minute is precious, because you prepare your child for her solo ventures into the world, and you create priceless memories for both of you. Similarly, with older children, you have only a couple of good years before they go off to college and get real lives of their own.
Continue reading Rainy days are best! Inexpensive Indoor Activities for Kids
on January 16th, 2012 I have read about leadership styles before and the term, “Parenting Style” also passed through my eyes sometimes ago. I was itching to write on this topic for a long time but I have not found a good reason to write about it till yet. I found this interesting and eye appealing image on betterparenting.com. In this image you can find 4 types of parenting styles.
Two of them are demanding and rest of the two are undemanding. More interesting to read are the results your parenting style can yield.
At the end of the image you can also find some helpful tips to make your relationship with your child more meaningful.
So what kind of a parent are you?
Continue reading Your Parenting Style?
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