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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 5,042 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)
Worth a visit – Atlanta High Museum of Art Toddler Thursdays
Written on 6 Aug, 2008 at 8:35 in Extra curricular activities, Good Resources, Life as a mom, Travel, Uncategorized | viewed 329 times | 3 Comments
A member of Bloggermoms Mom Panel suggested writing about places that we think are ‘worth a visit’. I thought that was a wonderful idea, and I will kick it off with something in Atlanta I found interesting. One of the... (Continue reading)
Lessons for Dads
Written on 4 Aug, 2008 at 7:01 in Our kids | viewed 58 times | 6 Comments
We had some friends over for dinner on Saturday night. One of them gave a small package neatly wrapped to my son. When Shaamak opened it, much to my surprise, I found its actually a book for me, or more... (Continue reading)
School lunch intentions and reality
Written on 29 Jul, 2008 at 18:46 in Food and Nutrition, Life as a mom | viewed 64 times | 0 Comments
I have been doing a survey of Indian moms of middle schoolers or those with kids at the high end of elementary school. Its an informal survey, or course, and I just managed to talk to a few moms. My... (Continue reading)
Mom lessons – Kiddy Science Classes at Home
Written on 28 Jul, 2008 at 21:26 in Extra curricular activities, Our kids, SAHMs Club, Uncategorized | viewed 156 times | 5 Comments
I write on mom lessons. And I heard that big cities now have classes on toddler science. So I thought I will try to write on that topic. You know babies, toddlers, preschoolers and even older kids are naturally curious.... (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 290 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 134 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)
Five tricks for Desperate Moms who need a Minute
To go to the bathroom, or answer the phone or turn off the stove when the babies are clinging to you. Note the term desperate…. I thought it would be cool to share some desperate tricks from all of us.... (Continue reading)
Games kids play
Written on 30 Jun, 2008 at 14:34 in Extra curricular activities, Fun, Just for fun | viewed 70 times | 3 Comments
So a friend gave my son chutes and ladders for his birthday. And it took me back to the time in my own childhood when I would play ‘snakes and ladders’ as it was then called and other games. Werent... (Continue reading)
Last Day Dispatch from Summer Camp
Written on 27 Jun, 2008 at 14:23 in Extra curricular activities, Just for fun, Kids stories | viewed 41 times | 2 Comments
So today was the last day of summer camp. It ended with an art show with the kids displaying their artwork and with some refreshments to boot. It was amazing to see what the kids had done – but more... (Continue reading)
Faith
Written on 26 Jun, 2008 at 12:40 in Extra curricular activities, Fun, Just for fun, Living in a new culture, North America, Staying fit, Uncategorized | viewed 113 times | 8 Comments
I wish I could remember back to the time when I took my first faltering steps. I think I was walking soon after I turned one. As a non-mom, I do not have the experience of seeing my baby make... (Continue reading)
First Summer Camp
Written on 26 Jun, 2008 at 11:03 in Education, Our kids, Schools, Uncategorized | viewed 47 times | 2 Comments
Day 1 I never had summer camp while growing up. Summers would mean staying at home and doing holiday homework. And of course, NOT doing holiday homework and visiting cousins and maybe a trip to Darjeeling or Puri. But... (Continue reading)
Georgia CRCT scores
Written on 25 Jun, 2008 at 12:28 in Education, Our kids, Schools, Uncategorized | viewed 93 times | 1 Comment
Hey bloggermoms..The crct scores are out. If you have a school grader, then you may have already received the scores that were sent home. If anybody is looking to move based on the schools this year or next year, here is... (Continue reading)
Red, Blue and White
Written on 25 Jun, 2008 at 0:06 in Education, Food and Nutrition, Life as a mom, Our kids, Uncategorized | viewed 61 times | 5 Comments
Last in the Spirit Week series was Red, Blue and White Day. Children were to dress in clothes with those colors. The highlight of the day was “Make Your Own Sundae”. Scooping vanilla ice creme all by yourself, as much... (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 266 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)
The Big Debate – When to begin a second language
Written on 27 May, 2008 at 20:08 in Education, Our kids, Teaching a second language | viewed 255 times | 10 Comments
A few days ago I spoke to an old friend of mine. He has a three year old, about 9 months older than the babe. And it was amazing how we had some of the same ‘Big Issues’ or concerns... (Continue reading)
Summer camps for kids above 5
Written on 1 May, 2008 at 9:36 in Events, Extra curricular activities, Life as a mom, Moms @ work, Our kids, Schools, Working | viewed 109 times | 1 Comment
Hey Bloggermoms!!! Summer is gonna come soon…And school will be closing in 1 month. I am goin to send my son to a summer camp where my girl goes for pre-k. It will be easy for me to pick and... (Continue reading)
Easy breakfast for Kids
My son’s school starts at 7:45. That means he has to be out of the house by 7:30. As I need to go to work too, I always get the following breakfast items for my son. NO turning ON... (Continue reading)
Swimming Pool safety for kids
Written on 4 Apr, 2008 at 8:47 in Education, Moms Eye View, Staying fit | viewed 94 times | 2 Comments
We have a huge backyard and last year we put a swimming pool – a very nice one I should say.My kids had lot of fun- and me too . My kids knew swimming.I thought I would write this post as... (Continue reading)
When do kids learn to read???
Written on 3 Apr, 2008 at 9:15 in Education, Moms Eye View, Our kids | viewed 128 times | 8 Comments
Hi Bloggermoms!!!I am back..My daughter was sick..She had a fever of 101 deg…Now She is doing good..I couldnt get to the computer last few days…So howz everybody doing??? How was April fool??My son had a blast saying funny things to... (Continue reading)
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