This week we’ve been celebrating Read Across America Week – a week to celebrate reading and today, I am so excited to share a post on Developing the Joy of Reading with Bab
Winters are harsh all around but dry, cracked hands makes the season especially tough to cope with. With frequent hand washing and constant use of hand sanitizer as a protective me
My husband and I are an interracial couple. I am Gujarati and he is a mix of Chinese, Filipino, and Japanese. Together, we immerse our daughter in all of our cultures through books
It’s Black History Month as I recall when I was 16 years old and became an officer in the Martin Luther King Jr. Club at my small New York suburban high school. While it was
I wake up every morning to the same sight, at 7 a.m. sharp no less: my 9 month-old wobbling around in her crib, trying desperately to hold on to the railings while she grins at me,
We know in South Asian culture so many topics are taboo. Two that I’ve experienced are addiction and postpartum depression. When both occurred in my life simultaneously, I lo
Evolve or Repeat. This is my marriage advice. Think about it. You are two different people, two different upbringings, two different identities. Learning to appreciate and respect
January is a time of fresh beginnings. It is often a time when we look to the months ahead, and begin to set some intentions or even goals like starting the year with the practice
I wish someone told me that motherhood is more about the mother than the child. Before I share more, I want to clarify. It’s absolutely about the child, but not in the way I orig
Every year for Christmas, I ask for things that I “need” and items that I wouldn’t splurge on myself (can anyone say “Dyson vacuum cleaner”?). I’m always grateful, of c