11 Things Parents Wish They’d Knew At The Start Of Their Parenting Journey
Becoming a parent is a big, big thing. Possibly the biggest, most life-changing thing that could ever happen to a person. Once you have a child, you’re responsible for them for a minimum of 18 years. You have to raise them to the best of your abilities, passing on the lessons you’ve learned along the […]
Is Budget Travel The Best Use Of Your Money?
In many ways, Millennials are responsible travelers. They like to consider carefully the cost of their holidays, not only in terms of booking but also everyday expenses. As a result, they’re less likely to spend it all on a splurge vacation. They do their research carefully in advance so that they always know and understand […]
Finding your Identity in Today’s World of Equality #WomensDay
I welcome Post of Sweta Papaiyawala on Guest post series on the tagline, ” “A tribute to the women, by the woman and for the woman” It is not always an easy job for a passionate, outspoken, gregarious girl who succeeded in becoming an engineer from the land of scots to be a home maker. […]
The Women of Substance #WomensDay
Breaking the glass ceiling is a phrase I got familiar with quite late in my life. But what it meant was not new to me. I grew up with strong women from all sides. My first impression of a strong woman in life, My ‘Nana’ ( my maternal granny) was of this rock solid persona […]
Ward Girl not Award Girl #WomensDay
Today, I present a story of a woman Patralekha, whose achievements appealed Richa Mishra working with BusinessLine to jot down paying tribute to Women on the eve of Women’s Day Month. A guest post series, “A tribute to the women, by the woman and for the woman” ************************************************************** “And the award for […]
A Mother’s Guide – How to Calm Colicky Baby #MotherSparsh
With the cuddling of a newborn, Moms forget all their worries & nerve-wracking pain that she underwent in either the cases Normal delivery or C-Sec. It is the new birth of a woman. The baby grows into the womb for nine months silently. As they dawn on the planet, it starts crying due to difference […]
My Mom- My World #WomensDay
She always reminds me that “everything will be fine”, whenever I am feeling down
Salute to Womanhood! #WomensDay
A Guest Post by Pallavi Acharya on the eve of #Women’sDayWeek. She agreed to write a guest post for my blog as I wished to list the women who thought they came out unscathed breaking the barrier and outshone in spite of odds strewn on their path. Pallavi – An educationist, A budding Gardener, A […]
Kalpana M. – I Took the Road Less Travelled! #OrganicFarmer #WomensDay
Kalpana M. a name in Organic Farming popular in Chennai and she quit her job to take the road less traveled.I knocked her to share her unusual journey on agriculture and farming on the eve of Women’s Day and her journey is an inspiration for many. Her passion has rekindled the hope of growing better […]
I will be more…Because Courage is my word #Women’sDay
Story of An Emerging Writer who broke all the barriers and moved forward to mark a niche for herself in the world of writing…Her Name is Anupriya Gupta. Her Guest Post in her own words… My story isn’t a tale of struggles and hurdles. But one that of grit and determination. I wouldn’t call myself […]