I am exhausted. I full extent of my exhaustion hit me just a few moments ago. I spotted the spelling error in the title of this post even as I wrote it and the effort of moving my cursor there and retyping seemed too much to bear. Today, I was multi tasking since morning. Attending […]
…but I don’t seem to be finding the right words. All around me things have changed. The Pandemic has thrown us into an unprecedented situation. For the last 6 months, I have struggled to cope. There, I said it. And now, I feel the inane need to explain myself. In March, India went into lockdown.
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These days you hear a lot about self care. There are scores of articles and social media posts devoted to the importance of self care and women, especially mothers talking about how they practice it. When I started reading about it, I wondered, “What exactly is self care?” The fluffy articles and most social posts
Love in Agartha is a fantasy romance. It is set in modern times and blends the Indy romance with a little bit of science fiction and a little bit of fantasy. According to Goodreads, When Sanat Kumara usurps the job that Naavya Batra has been coveting since a long time, her instantaneous attraction towards him
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It all began one fine day when I got this lovely hamper from Colgate. Along with the goodies inside, which I will tell you about shortly, there was a shocking elevation. This reminded me of my own experience with Aryahi. We too discovered her cavities very late when she was little. I suppose this is because the kids, especially
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Hi guys, these days my busy mom life gives me very little time to read and even lesser time to review. So I’ll begin by apologising to Paro. This post should have come out long ago because I read the book in one day or rather night. Yes, it was one of those ‘baby needs
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August 1 to August 7 is World Breastfeeding Week. As we collectively work towards normalising breastfeeding, let us talk about some things people need to stop saying to breastfeeding mothers.
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Menswear for women was a big trend some seasons back. Do you remember it? I did not really get on board then. The reason was that the trend circled around androgynous looks. In my humble opinion, androgynous is not for everyone. It takes a certain body shape and more importantly, a certain attitude to pull
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Five Cloth Diapering mammas talk about their cloth diaper journey. They share cloth diapering lessons no one taught them.
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Thunder cracked just as I began typing, and my first instinct was to run to the balcony to rescue the laundry. I had already done it. That small reflex told me everything. Somewhere between childhood picnics to Lonavala and adult grocery lists, the monsoon stopped being a season and became a task. This piece sits with that shift, the rain outside unchanged, the pressure inside entirely my own.
