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A different kind of Valentines Card – Monsters!
Written on 31 Jan, 2010 at 18:13 in Bragging Corner, Funny traditions | viewed 217 times | 1 Comment
Here are some follow-up pictures to my post on a different kind of valentines day kids card to make at home. My son wanted to make monsters which some commenters liked and here they are. You can find instructions on how to... (Continue reading)
A Different Kind of Valentines Day Card
Written on 29 Jan, 2010 at 8:40 in Just for fun | viewed 95 times | 6 Comments
Valentine cards for a pre-schooler can be a challenge because they can’t read yet and it’s hard for most to address their cards. Although candy is popular we all know what sugar can do not only to their teeth but... (Continue reading)
Valentines Day Contest – Recycle a tagline for Valentines Day!
No Creativity? No Problem! Just send us your favorite tag-line…something that you saw on someone’s tweet, or perhaps on FB status or think up one if u didn’t like either. You get the idea. We encourage members and non members... (Continue reading)
To be or not to be … a mother
Written on 28 Jan, 2010 at 0:11 in Moms Eye View | viewed 179 times | 10 Comments
The question of to be or not to be a mother has been with me since the earliest times I can remember, and it is perhaps my most existential question yet. One might think that with the clock ticking at thirty... (Continue reading)
Good books for kids in preschool and kindergarden
Written on 27 Jan, 2010 at 13:46 in Book Club | viewed 230 times | 2 Comments
I am part of a book club now which I love. One of the best things about it is that it forces me to read, and also I get to read books I would never have bought myself. I find... (Continue reading)
Valentines day for very young kids
Kids too young to celebrate valentines day or aren’t in school yet? Instead of all those chocolate hearts and candy, get them a simple board book about Valentine’s Day. I got my sons Where Is Baby’s Valentine? by Karen Katz and Clifford’s First Valentine’s... (Continue reading)
How to avoid being classified as being on the ‘Mommy Track’
Written on 26 Jan, 2010 at 17:42 in Moms @ work | viewed 163 times | 7 Comments
First being on the Mommy Track was a good thing. Companies offered moms the opportunity to work part time, from home or take a break while keeping options open for them to return to their roles later on. But as... (Continue reading)
TV or not TV is the question
Written on 25 Jan, 2010 at 19:48 in Moms Eye View | viewed 50 times | 3 Comments
What do you think about kids and TV? How much do they watch? Is it something to worry about? I had written a post a while back about TV and the babe. I went by the American Association of Pediatrics... (Continue reading)
My Journey into Bread Making
When I married my husband eleven years ago, we both knew he would be doing the cooking. If it didn’t come in a box, I was clueless. When I had the opportunity to stay home and raise my two boys,... (Continue reading)
Pasta with Chicken and Red Pesto Sauce
Written on 24 Jan, 2010 at 7:58 in Asia, Lunch Box Ideas, Main Meals | viewed 3,453 times | 5 Comments
Pasta with Chicken and Red Pesto Sauce A delicious and easy pasta recipe with penne pasta tossed with red pesto sauce, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese and garnished with fresh basil. Penne is a popular ingredient in several pasta salads and... (Continue reading)
Common House Hold Hazards you won’t find in Baby Proofing Books or Baby Books
Written on 22 Jan, 2010 at 23:36 in Good Resources, The Efficient Mom | viewed 156 times | 5 Comments
1. Toilet Lids – I never thought this could happen, but it did. One minute my son was going to the bathroom. I hear a loud slam, an even louder scream and then watch in horror as his genital area... (Continue reading)
Secrets about this economy: how success resides right within you
Written on 22 Jan, 2010 at 19:19 in Just for fun | viewed 128 times | 6 Comments
As 2010 is off to a rolling start and we are done stating our new year resolutions, I have a hunch that many of these are directly, or indirectly, reflections on the state of the “economy” and the ongoing “recession.”... (Continue reading)
Safe Scissors
Written on 21 Jan, 2010 at 14:00 in Extra curricular activities, The Daily Tip Off | viewed 150 times | 0 Comments
Have you been looking for safe scissors so that kids dont cut themselves or others? I finally found safe ones – they are called Safety Scissors by Lakeshore Learning.... (Continue reading)
Quick Tip for Organizing clean and dirty clothes when traveling with kids
When traveling to Disney with kids or anywhere really, take with you a foldable canvas hamper. Choose an area in the hotel room to set it up. Then teach the kids and your husband what to do with their dirty... (Continue reading)
Reducing Minivan Mayhem
Written on 20 Jan, 2010 at 14:23 in The Daily Tip Off | viewed 73 times | 0 Comments
Is your mini van or car filled with gloves, sweaters, jackets, umbrellas, rain boots, etc.? I like to feel prepared but the weather here is unpredictable. So I just carry it all in a foldable canvas storage box bought from Target.... (Continue reading)
Cleaning mirrors and glass
Written on 18 Jan, 2010 at 23:11 in Home remedies, The Daily Tip Off | viewed 181 times | 2 Comments
So here is something that gives Windex a run for its money. Newspapers are one of the best things to clean glass or mirror. Just wet and clean away. This has been tried and tested in many homes in India... (Continue reading)
Being Brothers
Written on 16 Jan, 2010 at 13:23 in Moms Eye View | viewed 71 times | 8 Comments
When they became brothers, my sons were brothers in name and blood. To the babe, the little baby who waved, kicked, cried, ate, slept, needed several diaper changes and a huge dose of parental offection was a new, fascinating and... (Continue reading)
Articles on Pregnancy at a glance
Written on 15 Jan, 2010 at 22:56 in Pregnancy | viewed 75 times | 0 Comments
If you are new to the site, here are some of the pregnancy posts to look at. Dont forget to leave your comments/ questions/ thoughts. Many of these cover pregnancy and childbirth in the US with an Indian lens. But others... (Continue reading)
The H4 life – Posts on life on the H4 visa
Below is a list of our posts on finding a job on H4 visa and enjoying your time while on H4. Jobs and Career on the H4 visa 5 Ways to boost your career while on the H4 Visa 5 Places... (Continue reading)
3 Idiots Moview Review
Written on 14 Jan, 2010 at 20:55 in Living in a new culture | viewed 108 times | 5 Comments
With my parents in town, my husband and I went out to see 3 idiots. Since we are both engineers, I thought it would be all the more appropriate. So let me try to write what I think is my... (Continue reading)
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