My laptop stopped working last month. It is possibly beyond repair, though the husband is trying his best to get it fixed. I am quite heartbroken; it was my very first laptop, my very first joint-present from my then-boyfriend and parents and it served me well. No laptop meant no blogging, and I was heartbroken…
Tag: SAHM
Poor Dad, Rich Dad
So much is written on how much mothers ‘sacrifice’ for their children, do we ever thank daddies for all the things they have to say “no” to, post baby? A blog post for fathers..
Paying attention: An important parenting lesson from my two-year old
Rumi has recently turned two and I do not know how to describe the phase she is in right now because “the Terrible Twos” does not even begin to cover it. Yesterday, she threw a temper tantrum because her stuffed animal would not shut its stitched felt eyes. This morning, an hour of wailing followed…
Coping with the Terrible Twos Part 1: On the parent side
I am blogging after what seems like a million years, and the reason is exhaustion. I wake up in the mornings after a good nine hour sleep, only to find myself bleary eyed and ready to hit the sack again. And I don’t need a doctor to prescribe haemograms and ultra TSH tests to detect…
Rumi, a SAHT (Stay-At-Home-Toddler)
Rumi turned two in April and she does not go to a preschool or daycare as yet. A perfectly normal fact, right? Except that it does not seem perfectly natural and normal because I don’t know any other two year old who does not go to either a preschool or daycare or activity center of…
Structuring your day with your toddler: Tips and activities to keep them engaged
Rumi and I are both home with each other 24/7. With about ten to eleven hours of sleep and about two hours of napping, we still get 20 hours of time with each other. Subtract the hours spent on mealtimes and you have 15 hours in a day to fill with playtime activities. Since toddlers…
