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Looking for the perfect way to celebrate this Independence Day with your teens and preteens? Discover our ultimate guide to the 15 best 4th of July fun activities for teens that will make this holiday unforgettable. From exciting outdoor adventures to creative DIY projects, these ideas will ensure your family has a blast. Click to explore how you can create cherished memories together this 4th of July weekend!
Gender Equality is one of the most talked-about topics, along with breaking barriers. Especially during this season, when International Women’s Day is just around the corner, entire social media would be flooded with messages and tips as to how and why to break the barriers and how we can achieve gender equality. Through this article, …
With the onset of the fall season everywhere in the world, nature will start changing its colors and prepare itself for the forthcoming festival season across countries and cultures. October is the busy festival season in India, with both Navratri/Dussehra and Diwali coming in sequence. This is the time of the year most families tend …
In the earlier days, parenting tasks were just not limited to parents. Most of the time, the moms are not even aware when their kids grew up, as the kids grew up along with other cousins and siblings. Elder kids in the family took care of the younger ones. Elder kids are not the real …
Navratri Parenting Pebbles from Navadurgas is a three-part blog series that captures the ancient parenting wisdom shared by Navadurgas through their different incarnations. Each incarnation of Maa Durga that’s worshipped during the Navratri has a hidden meaning and purpose. Once we try to understand that hidden purpose and meaning, we would be amazed at how …
This blog post, “Navratri Parenting Pebbles” is a three-part series of blog posts that talk about the various parenting lessons the different incarnations of Maa Durga bring to the forefront during these Navratri celebrations. All the festivals in Ancient India have some significance and hidden meanings. They are not about just celebrations and feasts. Each …
I was just browsing the Amazon book store to pick up my next read and also make the list of the books that I would love to buy in our annual Chennai Bookfair this year. Then suddenly, the books that celebrate the spirit of International Woman’s day have popped up reminding me about the forthcoming …
Navaratri is a much-awaited festival in India, and it typically falls in Early Autumn (September/October), called Sharad rutuvu. At this time of the year, the monsoons have taken a back seat, and all the trees would be full of blooms. In the Northern and Northeastern parts of India, the fall colors just start showing up. …