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Debatable Points: Should servants be allowed to raise our kids?
by PK
I see so many children in the park coming out to play with their servants continuously admonishing them, don’t run – you will fall, don’t do this and don’t do that – you will get hurt. As by shouting from far they have done their duty. What kind of upbringing is this? |
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Do Nice Mothers-In-Law Really Exist?
by Guest Tickler
Why does she feel the need to dominate our relationship? Why does she hold on emotionally to her son instead of allowing him to evolve into a mature and self-realized man and husband? Why should I be expected to prove myself to her? Surely my obvious respect and devotion to the family should be the measure of my worth as a daughter-in-law and wife? Why must so much of my time and energy be focused on my mother-in-law and not my son and husband? |
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Experience versus Exuberance
by Pawan Sarda
And so the cycle of life continues continues along for another generation. Sons are born, fathers brim with pride and expectations abound. But with the years they grow apart and there are bruising conflicts along the way. But usually the relationship survives in one form or another. |
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The Two Sides Of Single Child Parenting
by Anita Butani
There are many of us who have been blessed with a single child. As parents we are happy with our one blessing and may have opted out of an addition to our family.
There are of course advantages and disadvantages to such a situation. The advantage... |
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The Hand That Rocks The Cradle....
by Carol Ann Mohamed
Parents were amazed by the simplicity and honesty of the responses which usually focused on everyday things. The kids were more interested in feeling good and connecting with their parents than they were in expensive toys, computer games or big houses. The children said they were happiest when the family played games together; hugged and showed their affection regularly; communicated openly and showed interest in each other |
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Motherhood And Memories Of My Mother
by Abha Mehta
For a mother every living day is a special day and yet as Mother’s Day comes around every year, nostalgia take over and I start taking a trip down memory lane. Sweet memories of my childhood home, the adjoining houses, the vast greenery, the simpl... |
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The Parent Trap
by Subha Manoj
I am not a professional expert on perfect parenting, so this article is not about how to bring up a child. This is not advice on how to become good parents. I am simply describing a few experiences which my friends, relatives and I have had as paren... |
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How To Nurture A Successful Relationship
by Allison Mupas
Have you ever wondered how certain couples were able to stay together for many years? What are they doing right? What are the factors that contribute to the success of healthy, long term relationships? There are a few fundamental components that will... |
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My Better 1/2
by Pallavi Rao
I am off for a well deserved vacation. During the last 6 months I have been a gracious host to lots of relatives and friends so it was about time I perched my ample butt somewhere comfortable and sipped something cool while I did NOTHING. So this ... |
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Housework
by Guest Tickler
All right, let's face it. Nobody likes housework. We've seen it all on popular TV before. You know, waiting for the weekly visit from your army of housekeepers which includes your nanny, clothes folding guy, ironing lady, washing lady, butler and wha... |
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Experience versus Exuberance
by Pawan Sarda
And so the cycle of life continues continues along for another generation. Sons are born, fathers brim with pride and expectations abound. But with the years they grow apart and there are bruising conflicts along the way. But usually the relationship survives in one form or another. |
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The Hand That Rocks The Cradle....
by Carol Ann Mohamed
Parents were amazed by the simplicity and honesty of the responses which usually focused on everyday things. The kids were more interested in feeling good and connecting with their parents than they were in expensive toys, computer games or big houses. The children said they were happiest when the family played games together; hugged and showed their affection regularly; communicated openly and showed interest in each other |
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Motherhood And Memories Of My Mother
by Abha Mehta
For a mother every living day is a special day and yet as Mother’s Day comes around every year, nostalgia take over and I start taking a trip down memory lane. Sweet memories of my childhood home, the adjoining houses, the vast greenery, the simpl... |
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Debatable Points: Should servants be allowed to raise our kids?
by PK
I see so many children in the park coming out to play with their servants continuously admonishing them, don’t run – you will fall, don’t do this and don’t do that – you will get hurt. As by shouting from far they have done their duty. What kind of upbringing is this? |
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The Parent Trap
by Subha Manoj
I am not a professional expert on perfect parenting, so this article is not about how to bring up a child. This is not advice on how to become good parents. I am simply describing a few experiences which my friends, relatives and I have had as paren... |
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How To Nurture A Successful Relationship
by Allison Mupas
Have you ever wondered how certain couples were able to stay together for many years? What are they doing right? What are the factors that contribute to the success of healthy, long term relationships? There are a few fundamental components that will... |
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Do Nice Mothers-In-Law Really Exist?
by Guest Tickler
Why does she feel the need to dominate our relationship? Why does she hold on emotionally to her son instead of allowing him to evolve into a mature and self-realized man and husband? Why should I be expected to prove myself to her? Surely my obvious respect and devotion to the family should be the measure of my worth as a daughter-in-law and wife? Why must so much of my time and energy be focused on my mother-in-law and not my son and husband? |
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My Better 1/2
by Pallavi Rao
I am off for a well deserved vacation. During the last 6 months I have been a gracious host to lots of relatives and friends so it was about time I perched my ample butt somewhere comfortable and sipped something cool while I did NOTHING. So this ... |
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The Two Sides Of Single Child Parenting
by Anita Butani
There are many of us who have been blessed with a single child. As parents we are happy with our one blessing and may have opted out of an addition to our family.
There are of course advantages and disadvantages to such a situation. The advantage... |
|
How To Nurture A Successful Relationship
by Allison Mupas
Have you ever wondered how certain couples were able to stay together for many years? What are they doing right? What are the factors that contribute to the success of healthy, long term relationships? There are a few fundamental components that will... |
|
Do Nice Mothers-In-Law Really Exist?
by Guest Tickler
Why does she feel the need to dominate our relationship? Why does she hold on emotionally to her son instead of allowing him to evolve into a mature and self-realized man and husband? Why should I be expected to prove myself to her? Surely my obvious respect and devotion to the family should be the measure of my worth as a daughter-in-law and wife? Why must so much of my time and energy be focused on my mother-in-law and not my son and husband? |
|
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle....
by Carol Ann Mohamed
Parents were amazed by the simplicity and honesty of the responses which usually focused on everyday things. The kids were more interested in feeling good and connecting with their parents than they were in expensive toys, computer games or big houses. The children said they were happiest when the family played games together; hugged and showed their affection regularly; communicated openly and showed interest in each other |
|
Debatable Points: Should servants be allowed to raise our kids?
by PK
I see so many children in the park coming out to play with their servants continuously admonishing them, don’t run – you will fall, don’t do this and don’t do that – you will get hurt. As by shouting from far they have done their duty. What kind of upbringing is this? |
|
The Parent Trap
by Subha Manoj
I am not a professional expert on perfect parenting, so this article is not about how to bring up a child. This is not advice on how to become good parents. I am simply describing a few experiences which my friends, relatives and I have had as paren... |
|
My Better 1/2
by Pallavi Rao
I am off for a well deserved vacation. During the last 6 months I have been a gracious host to lots of relatives and friends so it was about time I perched my ample butt somewhere comfortable and sipped something cool while I did NOTHING. So this ... |
|
Housework
by Guest Tickler
All right, let's face it. Nobody likes housework. We've seen it all on popular TV before. You know, waiting for the weekly visit from your army of housekeepers which includes your nanny, clothes folding guy, ironing lady, washing lady, butler and wha... |
|
Experience versus Exuberance
by Pawan Sarda
And so the cycle of life continues continues along for another generation. Sons are born, fathers brim with pride and expectations abound. But with the years they grow apart and there are bruising conflicts along the way. But usually the relationship survives in one form or another. |
|
Motherhood And Memories Of My Mother
by Abha Mehta
For a mother every living day is a special day and yet as Mother’s Day comes around every year, nostalgia take over and I start taking a trip down memory lane. Sweet memories of my childhood home, the adjoining houses, the vast greenery, the simpl... |
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Vedantic Parenting Tips
by Guest Tickler
At home, getting into a battle of wills is not something that's new or rare. Regardless of the size of your family, the possibility of ruffling up each others feathers is always present.
Instead of trying to eradicate conflict all together (which ... |
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Changing the DNA of HR people
by S. Deenadayalan
Research indicates interesting facts about HR professional’s career span – less than 1.5 years at the junior level, less than three years at the middle level and up to 5 years at the senior level. Few organizations can boast of HR longevity. Is that a boon or a curse? |
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The Oxymoronic Me!
by S. Deenadayalan
I have observed people from all fields across cultures, genders and education levels. The lag does exist, only the degree varies. It can be wide or narrow but I have not been fortunate enough to meet people whose talk and walk are without a lag. |
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