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Toddler Sensory Bag With Buttons   This single sensory bag activity has kept my little one busy for the longest time ever!   I started out with a regular zip-lock bag. I filled it in with some water mixed with food colour. Then I added two coloured buttons into the bag. I taped the bagRead more

  So this  DIY  Bird’s Nest  has a story. Practicing an act of kindness. While playing in the garden one evening, my son Ruhaan, accidentally tossed a ball into the tree knocking over a nest. The days to follow were emotional. He was fraught. He was the perpetrator of the separation between mother and chicks.Read more

While the work was in progress on this blog, the husband walks up to me and says “HEY! This  is quite different from what you usually do!” I smiled. I know I have trailed a bit off with this piece but really!! I couldn’t stop myself. The festive fervour is gorgeous and honestly, the moodRead more

R turned 5 last week and needless to say, it was celebration time. So after a super ‘Jake And The Neverland Pirate’ themed elaborate party last year, we decided to downscale things a tad bit this year. But I kind of had a skewed equation on hand here. Downscale I did, but I still managedRead more

DIY Toddler Activity With A Kitchen Roll This is a simple and fun  DIY Toddler Activity requiring no more than up-scaling throw-away cardboard tubes. I had seen this one somewhere online and just managed to wait long enough to lay my hands on an empty kitchen roll.  I tried this with my 14 month oldRead more

Father’s Day should be celebrated with gaiety and fun! On Mother’s Day as this year, my husband and kids totally swept me off the ground by sending me to Mumbai for a fun filled weekend (a gift of course!)  In those spinster moments in Mumbai, I truly savoured my reincarnation as an unattached woman, andRead more

DIY Fun Sensory Foam Sand With 2 Simple Ingredients Travelling with two kids is no child’s play. We recently took a road trip to visit my in-laws. Between the kids, the nanny and us, the car was bursting at the seams with luggage. Once we were there and the first excited greetings abated, Ruhaan askedRead more

Imaginative and pretend play is not just an activity for engaging time. It is a great investment of time for developing several skill sets in children from one half year right through till seven. My son can spend hours talking to his toys. There is always a fanciful idea brewing up in his mind, aRead more