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How to go from Disconnected to Deep Love in Your Marriage: Post-COVID
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about love. Yet, let’s face it. For most of us, COVID’s been a big wet blanket when it comes to all thin
Youth Spotlight: Painting The Planet Green
One thing is for sure, the Chai Mommas are always about supporting good causes and our younger generation. It’s why when we heard from Aanya, a 12 year old who is passionate
How This Mom Made Teaching About Hinduism Fun
Here’s how Sunita Mistry Shah made teaching about Hinduism fun for her 2 boys…and all kids out there. She is the mompreneur behind The Jai Jais, a collection of childre
7 Ways To Give Yourself Grace in Motherhood
The mental load of motherhood is heavy. Parenting a toddler is heavier! When you mix in pandemic, chaos, and uncertainty — feelings of suffocation arise. S
Finding the Balance of Strength and Joy in my South Asian Community
I was with my ex for 8 years. When I left my marriage, I thought I would live my life alone. I have chronic pain & fatigue plus I struggled with PTSD from childhood trauma. I d
Losing a Child in the South Asian Community
Growing up, I never heard of anyone having fertility issues, miscarriages, losing a child nor having stillborn babies. I recall plenty of people inquiring about why a certain perso
Losing a Parent and Struggles in Marriage
When my husband and I first met, everything was laid out on the table as to what I could expect and losing a parent and struggles in marriage was something we never thought. He was
5 Pieces of Advice For A New Mom During A Pandemic
I was in my hospital room when it occurred to me how different things were going to be this time and I was leaving my hospital room when I thought of the 5 pieces of advice for a n
Crafts, Books and More to Celebrate Holi
(Photo by Rishi on Unsplash) I’m always trying to think of crafts, books and more to celebrate Holi. Growing up, my family and I enjoyed Holi celebrations at the mandi