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Festive Time – Christmas Cake Recipe
It’s Festive Time folks and also the time to welcome another new year. I wish all a Merry Christmas a Happy New Year 2009. Let us all hope this new year brings joy, happiness, prosperity including peace around the world.Well... (Continue reading)
The New Indian Woman and Divorce
Educated women have more choices Here is a controversial topic. While on one hand being an independent career woman is a source of pride and self esteem - it’s also a harbinger of ‘choices’. Whom to get married to (no longer decided... (Continue reading)
Introducing Maria
Written on 2 Nov, 2008 at 16:59 in Asia, Europe, Extra curricular activities, Just for fun, North America | viewed 57 times | 5 Comments
When I was five or six back in Calcutta, I went to see ‘The Sound of Music’ with my extended family. I think it was the first movie I saw and I remember being dressed in my best, the line to get... (Continue reading)
MOMO
Hey All!!! Wish you a Happy Dussehra and Subho Bijoya. Hope you all had a great time during this festive season. Well today I am back with a new recipe, this time with MOMO, a type of Tibetian Dumpling, commonly... (Continue reading)
Recipe of a new Sweet Dish
Thanks all for liking the Post on Tempura – Try it Out!!! Today I am here with a new sweet dish recipe. Everybody must be aware of the sweet dish Payesh / Payasam like the famous Chhenar Payesh / Rosogollar... (Continue reading)
More kids lunch ideas with a multicultural twist – from the readers
Written on 30 Aug, 2008 at 14:48 in Asia, Europe, Food and Nutrition, Life as a mom, North America, Recipes | viewed 623 times | 2 Comments
I loved the suggestions I got on the post on ‘Kids lunch ideas with a multicultural twist’. Sometimes the ideas get lost in the comments – so I am listing them here as a kind of part 2. You can... (Continue reading)
Tempura – Try it out!!!
Hey Bloggermoms!!! I like trying out new recipes from across the world which my baby can also have without making a fuss coz he don’t like eating vegetables unless and until they are served in some kind of fried... (Continue reading)
Art Exhibition
Written on 19 Aug, 2008 at 11:27 in Asia, Events, Life as a mom, Mompreneurs, Moms @ work, Services | viewed 135 times | 11 Comments
This is in response to the post of Art Exhibition – Glass Paintings by Malini…. First of all let me thank you all those who have appreciated my art work. Believe me it’s really tough to manage family, work and... (Continue reading)
Mom in Question – Indrani
Written on 17 Aug, 2008 at 11:13 in Asia, Europe, Good Resources, Mom in Question, North America | viewed 220 times | 10 Comments
Name: Indrani Dasgupta Goyal Profession: Home Maker Kids: One son, Shaamak, 22 months Born and brought up: New Delhi, India Countries lived in: India, Singapore and US Cultures in my life: Indian, Chinese, American What were some of the most... (Continue reading)
The Big Debate – Religiously trying
Written on 13 Aug, 2008 at 20:24 in Adapting Traditions, Asia, North America | viewed 70 times | 6 Comments
And I thought being multicultural will make me more open minded. Back in India, I did not consider myself a very religious person. Sure I would celebrate any festival we would get a holiday on, which pretty much included HIndu... (Continue reading)
Some back to school lunch ideas with a multicultural twist
Written on 7 Aug, 2008 at 17:13 in Asia, Europe, Food and Nutrition, Life as a mom, North America, Recipes, Uncategorized | viewed 4,728 times | 25 Comments
Its back to school time here in the US, and many parts of the world and if you are looking for some ideas to serve some multicultural lunches for your toddler, preschooler or kid, here are some ideas. These are based... (Continue reading)
Sleep Problems in Children: What parents need to Know?
Written on 4 Aug, 2008 at 14:16 in Asia, Health, North America, Region | viewed 149 times | 8 Comments
Hello everybody! Based on the feedback I received, I have touched upon another very common problem parents face while raising kids . Sleep Problems in Children not only makes the children cranky but also many a times creats a havoc in their parents’... (Continue reading)
The most extreme of makeovers
Written on 26 Jul, 2008 at 11:47 in Asia, Europe, Latin America, Life as a mom, SAHMs Club | viewed 70 times | 2 Comments
Sometime back I met a guy who had not seen me for four years. Wow, he said, you are totally different now. I asked him how and he avoided a direct answer. But it got me thinking – of all... (Continue reading)
Art Exhibition – Glass Paintings by Malini
Written on 23 Jul, 2008 at 9:57 in Asia, Mom in Question, Mompreneurs | viewed 847 times | 27 Comments
Hi there!! This is Malini…a Homemaker, Mom, Freelancer and Glass Artefacts Designer…. Phew!!!!! quite an impressive lineup……but actually a very simple person trying to establish my identity in this world…….to start with in my own family…… Drawn to paintings, sketches,... (Continue reading)
Mom in Question – Zeenia
Written on 17 Jul, 2008 at 23:56 in Asia, Mom in Question, North America, Uncategorized | viewed 155 times | 6 Comments
Zeenia Mukherjee Carpenter Profession: Home Maker Kids: Devaki (7) and Rebecca (3) Born and brought up: Born in India. Came to US at the age of 16 Countries lived in: India and US Cultures in my life: Hindu (my side)... (Continue reading)
Mom lessons – Making it multicultural- Flag days!
Written on 9 Jul, 2008 at 8:59 in Africa, Asia, Europe, Extra curricular activities, Fun, Good Resources, Latin America, Moms Eye View, North America, SAHMs Club, Uncategorized | viewed 278 times | 5 Comments
So I write about mom lessons and have recently started writing about making it multicultural. Mostly I write activities I have tried myself but this time its an idea I have, spurred by one of the posts on this site.... (Continue reading)
Is your child a fussy eater?
Written on 7 Jul, 2008 at 8:58 in Asia, Europe, Health, Kids stories, Life as a mom, North America, Our kids, Staying fit | viewed 133 times | 7 Comments
One of our professors of pediatrics used to tell us that you can only be a good pediatrician once you have your own children. Since that was biologically impossible by the time our examinations approached, we decided to concentrate on... (Continue reading)
The non working mom life
Written on 2 Jul, 2008 at 20:35 in Asia, Life as a mom, North America, SAHMs Club | viewed 135 times | 9 Comments
So now I am almost at the year mark of staying at home. By this time last year I had already resigned and frankly, I was quite unsure how I would take it. I had received so much training for... (Continue reading)
Entertaining a seven to nine month old baby
Written on 24 Jun, 2008 at 21:17 in Asia, Europe, Extra curricular activities, Food and Nutrition, Life as a mom, North America, SAHMs Club, Uncategorized | viewed 247 times | 5 Comments
I like to write about entertaining your kids, because if you are home a lot, without much family near by or even household help, as is the case for so many of us, we often draw blanks on ‘how do... (Continue reading)
A splash party with a touch of tech
Written on 21 Jun, 2008 at 18:00 in Adapting Traditions, Asia, Europe, Good Resources, Living in a new culture, Moms Eye View, North America | viewed 82 times | 8 Comments
And I though cross Atlantic Birthday parties were only for the rich and famous!! This weekend we celebrated our sons birthday. We decided to make it a ‘splash’ party for all his two and three year old friends as its been really... (Continue reading)
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