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Parenting Tips and Tricks by Deepa Gandhi :Book review #BlogchatterEbook

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Parenting Tips and Tricks by Deepa Gandhi is your “must read” parenting handbook.Experience distilled into stamp-sized bits of wisdom, without any hint of preaching.A difficult topic in life and challenging to write.We parents are snobs.We all know best(obviously) but would love to know the secret hacks a.k.a magic potion, to well-behaved children.

Wait no more, Deepa my #MondayMommyMoments, co-host, kreativemommy, has written just the book for parents, who secretly want a little hand holding without interference.

With a  refreshing style and no superficial airs and graces, the author gives us an insight into child psychology and parenting geometry, as an easy mind map.I called it mind map because parenting is a skill taught only in the school of life and it’s a lot to do with our own conditioning.

How we are brought up reflects on our parenting.But that’s not always good.So what to do?

For that, you have Deepa’s books which is written with just the right amount of self-deprecating humor to prevent it becoming heavy.A topic which  I would love to know more about, without fearing overload.A light touch, but with a depth of feeling, this book ticks all the right boxes for me.

 

 

What did I love most?

The disclaimer is a gem.It’s so cute, I want to frame it.I am a parent in the process too.Any mistakes should not be a cross against me.

Each chapter takes you across the common worries of parents.I liked when she talks about parent guilt.We all suffer pangs of guilt, no matter how much we try.Deepa talks about making children independent, developing empathy and kindness.Qualities which are hard to write about or teach , if one doesn’t believe.The honest and sincere way the author has touched on these topics show a great deal of understanding of human nature.

Who is this book for?

All would be parents, New parents, second-time parents, want to be better parents,make-it-easier for me, parents.It can also be the perfect gift for new moms!

What did I wish for?

Deepa is a nutrition expert and a freelance dietician, I am hoping she will include some quick healthy recipes for picky eaters, with the next edition of this book.

Get the book now, by clicking the link below!

Parenting Tips & Tricks

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About The Author: Deepa Gandhi is a post-graduate in Foods and Nutrition. She is a freelance Dietician and a writer in many fields like parenting, health care, and travel. She shares her experiences as a mom and as a nutritionist in her blog www.kreativemommy.com. She also enjoys teaching dance to small kids and ladies. She has a wealth of experience in choreographing for different events. As a mom and as a teacher, she is passionate about everything creative. She tries many meaningful activities that are engaging, and always fun for kids. Deepa traveled a lot after marriage and now stays with her husband and two daughters in Bangalore.

Book Blurb: Are you tired of finding new ways to make kids understand? Are you looking for answers to your parenting questions? Parenting is fun And this E-book shows you how. Do not push your kids too much and let them be. Always encourage them to be and strong. Be a happy parent and let your kids be happy too. These and much more such tips and tricks from an experienced mom. A parent’s guide to raising happy, insightful, creative and generous kids. Parenting blogger Deepa Gandhi believes parenting is easy, only if we remember to stay calm and enjoy parenthood. It is an insight from a learning and evolving mom.

Did you read this book?If not go download now!Comment below to let me know your opinion about parenting challenges you faced.

Monday Mommy Moments: Teaching the value of money (week 22)

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Teaching the value of money is difficult.Guess why?Because we have a twisted psychology towards it.If you have grown up in a middle-class family you have obviously heard the talk about living honestly and comfortably.Don’t need a lot of money!

Poverty is glorified and poverty and honesty seem to go together.While wealth and dishonesty are best friends.

That’s a big mind block to making or saving money.The mechanism is so ingrained that whenever people have more money they spend it on unnecessary items.This continues till they go back to that comfortable state of just enough money.

How useful is this psychology for Making or keeping Money?

Not useful at all.

For teaching children about money should come from childhood.What we teach now will influence them forever and shape their lives.Money is energy and is actually a means to barter.Money advice and lessons will depend a lot on the childs age and your relationship with money .

What I want to tell my daughter :Life lessons

Money is energy and is actually a means to barter.

When people give you a product or service we pay by giving money .Money should be exchanged in this way so that the balance is maintained.Saving money is very important. But so is earning more.In order to earn more the value, you provide with a service or product needs to be increased many folds.

That’s why you need to study hard and develop a useful skill so that you can help others and support yourself.

Spending money on unnecessary things which you don’t want to play with after 1 day is no fun.Save your pocket money to buy things which you will enjoy for a long time.

The extra pocket money will mean extra chores around the house.My daughter is five, and she helps me with making beds, management, tidying up her books crayons pencils.Keeping track of her own things.You can always give work according to age.Knowing housework is important for both boys and girls and this is basically three birds with one stone.Home management, money management and also  the value of honest work!

Always help others be self-sufficient.

Lending or borrowing money between friends should always be discussed with parents.

Keeping a little bit of your pocket money in the piggy bank will help you.

Always spend less than you earn.When you take care of your present your future will always be rosy.

 

5 Things to do with your child 

Open an account with him or her.A joint account with Guardian will get you a fully featured minor account.Beyond  10 years, they can have their own account too!.

Start a recurrent deposit with them which can act as a college fund for them too.

If you start investing in a mutual fund through online portals you will have time on your side and the magic of cumulative interest working for you!

You can give her bonus after she/he is able to save a particular amount every month.

Let her withdraw from the piggy bank, up to 30% of saved amount at one time.This way she not only will learn to save but also plan her own treats .1

You can also check out my saving money post

Earning money honestly and growing it is not BAD!It is in fact GOOD.When you create wealth that helps improve not only the situation of your family but also the economy of the country.Sounds far-fetched but , every drop matters.

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6 Things I learned in 6 years as a Mommy (you will love number #3) #MondayMommyMoments

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Six things I learned in six years as a Mommy is a six months overdue post.No one except life experiences can teach you to be a mom. You can read all the books, blogs, and magazines. You can take parenting classes and online course (yes you can do that too) and still misses one crucial tip.

This tip is what makes mommyhood so much fun and an adventure at the same time.

The super tip:

Your child is clueless about the rules of the game.S he comes into the world with the full expectation of getting her own way, of being loved, cared for and wanted. Every child is different.How they will react to the environment will be revealed one situation at a time. Mommyhood and parenting, in general, is a maze, blessing and a treasure hunt at the same time.

6 Things I learned in 6 years as a Mommy

#1 You are the best mother for your child. Don’t compare yourself with anyone else. You are amazing and doing great . Say this aloud every time you struggle with hidden fears and I guarantee you will feel better.The other option doesn’t exist because the Universe found you perfect!

#2 Don’t believe everything you are told by your mommy friends.

If it’s about health, wellness or baby development talks to your doctor.

If it’s about learning skills talk to the teacher and the doctor.

If it’s about social skills and environmental adaptation: Talk to your parent or a sibling who is a parent or someone whom you know to be a good parent. Then if those tips don’t work talk to your doctor.

What you may not know is that childhood learning and social skills give a clue about developmental milestones in children. Rather than depend on unauthorized sources consult someone with the credentials to give you definitive advice. The first 1000 days of life for children are crucial and you can’t waste time with experimental therapy.

Super tip: If the baby can’t express what the problem is , you have to be a super sleuth to find out what’s wrong .Get help sooner rather than later. You have nothing to lose.

My memories of the perfect selfie with my daughter
My memories of the perfect selfie with my daughter (this linked post won an Indiblogger contest!)

#3 You better walk the talk.Those little eyes see you and are award-winning detectives at intuitive skills They know when you are bluffing it. Being your best version helps you ace mommyhood and get those self-improvement goals going too. This one works for me because I see its easier to make my daughter clean-up and declutter when I take care to do it too.

One thing  I taught her from when she was two:

Pick up your toys and put it back after playing. If it’s coming under mommy’s foot it’s going to be swept into the bin.

Believe me, this works. But the age of starting this habit is crucial.

#4 Focus on enjoying those cuddles and kisses.The best part of motherhood is the unquestioning love. It’s a beautiful blessing to be wholeheartedly loved.I am sure you will agree, this feeling makes everything worthwhile. Those sleepless nights and distress calls to mom, seem like a part of growing up as a mom.

#5 Education and learning habits, you need to start early. Make it fun but focus on skill sets. If you don’t teach her, who will? The earlier you can make learning fun the better it is for her. Children are like super sponges.T hey love learning new things and can persist forever. The best thing to do is to let them explore

  • Guide them
  • Teach them
  • Give them loads of books as gifts suitable for their age.
  • Let them see you reading and learning.
  • Focus not only on learning but also on enjoying the process.

Language, music, maths, storytelling skills, building skills are all important. Cognitive reserve and IQ developed at multiple levels in the brain. The more diverse the learning, the more enjoyable the process becomes. It also becomes more unique. Those skills and hobbies help in multiple ways.

#6 Discipline is important and best before 5 years of age. Children are smart and their brain like yours respond to positive and negative stimulus. Discipline need not be harsh. It is a necessary part of being happy and growing up well balanced in life. Children learn discipline at a young age and the brain interestingly responds best to these stimuli if you start before the age of five years. After this golden period, the battle is more uphill.

 

Other topics you will love:

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Parenthood and Newborn Baby Care:No more overwhelm

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Parenthood and Newborn Baby Care:No more overwhelm

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Parenthood and newborn baby care can be a challenge. When you are aware and prepared you can get rid of overwhelm.

 It is normal to feel out of sorts with newborn baby care, lack of time, baby’s sleeping, feeding, and more sleeping, feeding, and diaper changing! After the baby’s arrival, your relationships will get challenging. There’s one more person to interact with. Your new baby means rescheduling of sleep for both of you. Take turns to watch over baby, that way both parents can rest and avoid feeling burnt out.

Of course, family and friends will want to see the new baby. Advice is free, and they will tell you about their babies. Babies learn by watching and interacting with you and their environment. You’ll find yourself baby-talking to encourage your newborn. After the first few weeks, you’ll see your baby studying and eventually starts copying your silly faces, talking baby-language that only you understand and recognize.

Then comes the time when your baby goes everywhere with you. Potty training your new baby is part of the responsibilities of baby care. If you find you have a new bathroom buddy, just relax and use the opportunity to teach the child what the bathroom is about.

Babies need conversation. The best way to teach them to speak is to speak to them. When you talk with your baby, the baby learns, and you bond. Kids learn from your actions as well as your words. 

Babies are a blessing, but a lot of new learning too. Don’t try to do it alone. Both you and your partner should have time each day just for you while the other is taking care of the baby. Watch a favorite TV show, read a book, go for a walk, take a bath or clear your doubts and minor queries with a virtual online doctor. Seek help with baby routines like bathing, babysitting and your issues.

Feeling overwhelmed, fatigued, or tired? Most people will understand. Guilt Is Normal, and there will be days when you want your old life back. You are not alone. Seek help. Maybe in a perfect world, there are perfect parents. In the real world, do what works. When in doubt, ask your pediatrician or use the services of an online doctor.

PARENTHOOD AND NEWBORN BABY CARE

 

A baby’s love is real, unconditional and comes as a pleasant surprise. Enjoy it, and build on it for a lifelong relationship. Your child will learn from your words as well as actions.

 10 Things you must do to stay calm as a new mother:

  1. Take care of your own diet. Eat right and drink plenty of water.
  2. Don’t ask for medical help from unauthorized sources. The volume of information online given by anyone who has become a mother is not checked by Google for correctness. Always consult reliable sources before taking any decision regarding your child.
  3. Don’t let your child play with these objects.
  4. Take care to give the right vaccines on time.
  5. Monitor your baby’s milestones.
  6. Be strict about hand washing rules before touching the new baby. Its normal for friends and relatives to want to hold the child. But you need to set those boundaries.
  7. If there are family members helping you take care of the baby don’t forget to thank them. Just because they are helping out it’s easy to take them for granted. Remember it’s a blessing but you need boundaries here too. Feeling overwhelmed often ends with sour relationships. The best way to avoid this is, to be honest about what you need help with and always being grateful.
  8. Never forget to exercise at least for 20 minutes every day. It’s important to start feeling better.T he appropriate level of activity and exercise should be adjusted after consultation with a doctor.
  9. Take your supplements on time. They will not only help you be a stronger mommy but also give your baby the right nutrients through the breast milk.
  10. Believe in yourself, you can do this!

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Casio Stimulus to my kid’s Development: #CasioMini Review

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Casio – Stimulus to my kid’s Development

I am a Bengali and Bengali parents love training their kids in the creative field. Music lessons, dance lessons, art lessons were all part of my childhood journey. While I enjoyed singing and learning to play the harmonium, I never liked the part about sitting down quietly while playing the same. I could have never imagined that I could achieve any certification in the music field but my mother who was also my teacher encouraged me at every step.

Time has flown so quickly and now I am donning the hat of a wife and a mother. It is a dual responsibility and I try my level best to fulfill the same with utmost care and love. Being a parent, you need to always observe the likes and dislikes of your child so that you can help them when they are growing up. When my daughter was around two and a half years old, I heard her humming a nursery rhyme.

It was a great moment for me and I immediately asked my husband if we could enroll her for music classes. He knows that I have taken preliminary musical training and hence encouraged me to take up the responsibility of teaching music to our daughter. Since I had lost touch with music, especially the keyboard which was an integral part of my childhood, I started re-learning the same. I would have lost touch with the Casio Mini Keyboard if not for my daughter.

This was the best thing that happened since along with singing rhymes, my daughter also learned to play the keyboard from a very young age. Now, she is six years old and I teach her music in an incremental fashion so that she enjoys as well as learns music.

Phonological awareness – A basic part of language skill?

While I did know the ability of music to improve the understanding of phonetics, it was when my daughter started reading early; I realized the role it has played in her language and vocabulary development. Research says that teaching music helps children learn faster. Maximum age of
brain plasticity is first 1000 days of life (around three years). But the sensitivity of the brain to
learn from listening to music may stay up to the age of 11 years.

Casio – Stimulus to my kid’s Development #CasioMini
Casio – Stimulus to my kid’s Development #CasioMini

Musical Keyboard – More than just a Keyboard

Keyboard training not only became a source of joy and creativity, but it also made my daughter more confident and helped in maintaining brain plasticity.

Many areas of our brain need to work together to understand and reproduce
music and this is what I saw when I started playing music with my daughter. Learning to play the keyboard helped in improving her cognitive skills. Music also helped in the development of her primary language skills as well as second language reading and writing skills.

Some of the benefits of learning music at an early age were not known to us but the results started showing up with each passing day. Early music training developed her speech processing
skills, which in turn resulted in better phonological perception and improved reading skills.

How did my daughter learn to play the Casio Mini keyboard?

  • The Piano Apps on her tablet
  • Instructional DVDs
  • YouTube videos.

Takeaway:

We could see the necessary results since we made music learning fun. In a nutshell, music is not only a source of joy but something that helps in the improvement of your child’s cognitive reserve. To achieve these amazing results, you need to actively participate daily for a few minutes and then your daughter would keep on practicing on her own.

Looking back, I realize that the important decision of buying a musical instrument, specifically the Casio Mini Keyboard changed our lives as well as my daughter’s life forever. I am sure that when she grows up, she would fondly remember the days that she spent on the keyboard and I would remember the keyboard as a stimulus to my daughter’s overall development.

7 of your favourite baby products :#MondayMommyMoments

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 I believe mothers are angels, who look after God’s children.

Being a mom is not something you can be hundred percent  prepared for .Even if it’s your second child, there will be surprises .

There are certain favourite baby stuff ,which make  life easier.

Today is my first day as a  cohost for   #MondayMommyMoments   ,with the very talented creative mommy Deepa.

With Christmas round the corner ,we  are discussing ,our  absolute favourite Baby products.If you haven’t got what you need ,this is the right time to make your wish list.Who better to help ,than other mommies? 

 

7 of your favourite Baby products for #Mondaymommy moments
7 of your favourite Baby products for #MondayMommyMoments 

My daughter has outgrown most of these but writing about them helped relive ,those lovely memories.

 

7 of my favourite Baby products

 

Mamy pokopants these pant style diapers, were my favourite.

Once my daughter was toilet trained, we stopped using them.

The amount of  pooping and peeing that baby’s do ,a great diaper ,which is easy to put on and comfortable for the baby, is a must have.

 

Baby wipes.

I don’t go anywhere without wipes.Children have a habit of getting their hands dirty anywhere.

Wipes help to quickly clean my hands and her hands when I need to feed her.

Then just give your hand a quick rinse with water ,to get rid of the residues.

 

Baby bibs

Baby’s learn to enjoy food by touching and playing with them. It’s a good idea to teach them to hold food and feed themselves.

Only problem is the mess .

The floor mess and the baby mess.

Somehow these bibs made life easier.

They are super cute ,easy to put on and can be cleaned quickly.

 

Baby monitor

It’s the most important thing to have for small families with little help .

The baby monitor helps keep an eye on the baby when you are busy in the kitchen or some other housework.

 

Baby cot

We shifted home when my daughter was 10 months old just learning to crawl.

If not for this cot,  gifted by my sister ,it would be impossible for me to go to the bathroom.

The  only way  she didn’t scream ,was when I kept the door open and she could see me from her cot.

Lifesaver!All mommies have had atleast one such impossible moment ,when you realize ,life is never going to be the same again. 

(Afffiliate link.If you click on the picture and buy it will not affect your price of the product ,but  I will make a small commission which will help support the blog.Thanks for the help)

 

Chicco glass feeding bottles.

These are pretty ,durable ,easy to clean ,microwaveable and safe.

Plus you can replace teats if your baby bites through them.

First gifted by a dear friend it’s a must if you bottle feed  after weaning.

Since I was working this was a much needed.

 

Wear the baby bag

Rai was in it for about one  and a half years .Then she refused.

But even then the price was worth it.

A must have if you love travelling as much as we did.

This week is special .I am starting #     with Deepa.

Being a mommy is the only thing in my life I didn’t research about.
Luckily my daughter is less trouble than I am ,so we have a good time together.


She is going to be 5 in February and is easily my sweetest friend.
Being a friend is easy .But being a parent a mommy is difficult.
Playing is easy .Discipline is hard.
When  you see tears in those sparkly eyes ,the only thing you want to do is kiss them away.

But teaching good habits ,helping them choose right from wrong ,truth and lies start from this age.

If the framework is good  life is a breeze.

Monday mommy moments are the precious moments which has made you an awesome mommy.

 

Our last week’s winner for #MMM is Zainab. We are so happy to hear all her stories .

Zainab is a mother of twin boys and her stories are double fun.She started blogging to share her weight loss journey and is now a lifestyle blogger .She blogs at slimexpectations.com

 

 

Zainab @slimexpectations
Zainab @slimexpectations
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