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Toddler Tantrums: Why They Happen and How to Survive Without Losing Your Mind
Toddler tantrums: unpredictable, loud, and often over a broken banana. Why do they happen, and how do we survive them? From parenting mistakes to screen time meltdowns, here’s your guide to navigating the chaos—snacks and deep breaths required!
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The Wobbly Road to Sitting: Stages of Independent Sitting for Babies
Watching your baby master the art of sitting up is like witnessing a tiny triumph—one wobbly milestone at a time! From those early head lifts to finally sitting unassisted, each stage is a mix of adorable face-plants and proud parenting moments. In this post, we’ll break down the stages of sitting independently, what to expect,…
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To Swaddle or Not to Swaddle: The Great Baby Burrito Debate
Swaddling: a parenting lifesaver or just another baby fad? If you’ve ever wondered whether wrapping your baby like a burrito is truly necessary, you’re not alone. My first baby despised it, while my second wouldn’t sleep unless swaddled—meaning one was a fussy night owl, and the other snoozed like a dream. In this post, we…
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Why Does My Baby Hate Sleep? The Science, The Struggles, and The Survival Guide
Ever wondered how a tiny human can resist sleep with the determination of a seasoned night owl? Why does my baby hate sleep? Science says it’s biology, but experience says it’s a personal attack. From mysterious wake-ups to Olympic-level crib escapes, we’re diving into the struggles, the science, and—most importantly—the survival strategies to help you…
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Dad’s on Duty: Why Everything is Suddenly a ‘Fun Game’
When Dad’s on duty, everything turns into a fun game—bedtime becomes a wrestling match, mealtime turns into a spy mission, and a simple trip to the railway station feels like a full-blown adventure. While I aim for structure, he brings chaos, laughter, and the kind of memories our kids will cherish forever. Is it magic?…
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Mom Burnout Is Real: Why We’re Always One Snack Request Away from Losing It
Mom burnout is real, and no, it’s not just about needing a nap (though that would be nice). It’s the mental load, the never-ending to-do list, and the constant “Mom! Mom! Mom!” that can leave even the most patient among us ready to hide in the pantry with a secret stash of chocolate. In this…
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Mom Brain Is Real: The Science, The Struggles, and The Laughs
Before becoming a mom, I thought “mom brain” was just a cute little phrase used to describe the occasional forgetfulness of sleep-deprived parents. Oh, how naive I was. Now, as a fully initiated member of the Motherhood Club, I can confirm: Mom brain is real. It’s not just about forgetting where you put your phone
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Newborn Baby Care: First 30 Days Survival Guide
Ah, the first 30 days of motherhood—when time becomes a blur, sleep is a distant memory, and your tiny human rules the house with an iron (albeit adorable) fist. It’s magical, exhausting, emotional, and absolutely life-changing. Lucky for me, I had an army of superheroes (disguised as my ma, papa, hubby, and brother-in-law) making sure
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Pregnancy Essentials: Must-Have Products for Every Trimester
(Because Growing a Human is No Joke!) Pregnancy is magical, messy, and a bit miraculous. You’re growing a tiny human inside you—and that’s awe-inspiring as well as exhausting. Between sudden food cravings, the “how-is-this-belly-still-growing” phase, and the third-trimester penguin walk, every stage has its own little quirks. But here’s the good news: a few thoughtful
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Balancing Indian Traditions with Modern Parenting: A Fun, Slightly Chaotic Guide
Parenting in India—where centuries-old traditions meet Peppa Pig, and where elders bless your child while simultaneously judging your diapering choices. As a Bengali married to a Hindi-speaking husband, raising kids in our multicultural, multilingual, and somewhat “modern” household is nothing short of a social experiment. Add living away from both sets of grandparents, and it’s
