Posted by on January 1, 2011
As the first day of this brand new year comes to an end, I am thanking Kanhaji for having brought some incredible people like you in my life and praying that He grants you health, wealth and lots & lots of happiness all through out this coming year…
Thanks for being my friend!
~Varada
Posted by on July 29, 2010
My friend Billy has this amazing blog called “inMessment – Life Investment” on which he has listed the following words because these are things he is passionate about.
Now that triggered this post about the letter ‘F’. Isn’t this letter just Fantastic? Fabulous? I mean just think about the words beginning with ‘F’
Some happy or important words
And it has got some bad ones too…
and one of the most used swear words
I am sure this list is not exhaustive. There are several more out there which are missing my brain right now. Could you help with a few?
(See, I caught one – “Few”!!!)
Posted by on May 28, 2010
Just like a snowflake or a fingerprint, just about every little one is distinctive in their own special way. Every kid has a unique way of feeling, thinking, and interacting with other people. Some kids are shy, though others are outgoing; some are active, while other people are calm; some are fretful, whilst others are easy-going. As a loving and nurturing parent, it’s your job to encourage them to embrace their uniqueness and celebrate their individual qualities.
Allow your toddler to express themselves via their interests. They might discover a creative outlet in theatre, dancing or art, or they may possibly be exceptionally talented within the sciences. Encourage them to embrace what they like to do, what interests them, and what makes them happy. Aid them realize that they don’t need to worry about being ‘like everyone else.
Teach your child to make good alternatives, and praise them for very good deeds, behaviors and positive traits they possess. Encourage them to become actively involved in their community, and introduce them to activities that promote a sense of cooperation and accomplishment. Be firm yet fair when handing down discipline for misdeeds or misbehaviors, and make particular the rules and consequences for breaking the rules are clearly defined. Display a cooperative, loving and united front with your spouse when it comes to discipline.
If you are a new father or mother, you’ll no question have your hands full. And as a new mother or father, your name and address has no question discovered its way on to a parent mailing list or new parent mailing list. Marketing corporations frequently collect your info to produce a new parent list, which they market to a variety of industries. Quite a few companies will send you offers in the mail for valuable products and services you may require as a new father or mother. You’ll want to watch your mailbox for these kinds of offers, as they are able to save you tons of time and money, in addition to provide you with excellent parenting ideas and tricks!
Accept and celebrate your child’s uniqueness. Remember that your baby is an individual. Permit your kid to have his or her own personal preferences and feelings, which may be different from your own.
And finally, encourage your toddler to be true to themselves by doing the same. Display your child how to make positive alternatives with the selections you make, and that nobody is perfect and you too make mistakes. Display your toddler that mistakes can be a good learning experience, and that they ought to not be ashamed or embarrassed about making them.
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