As parents, we should raise our kids to respect all cultures. Here are 5 simple and fun activities to Teach Kids about Diversity and Cultural Awareness. Children often begin to notice differences at a young age, which can sometimes land parents in some very awkward situations. Questions like “Mommy why does she look like that?”…Read More
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Millet Kheer / Payasam Recipe
Millets are nutritious, gluten free and easily digestible. Millets are a rich source of fiber, minerals like magnesium, phosphorous, iron, calcium, zinc and potassium etc. They make a wonderful food for babies. This millet kheer is made from mixed millet health mix from My Little Moppet Foods, almond milk and dry fruits. Organic jaggery powder…Read More
Everything you need to know on How to Deworm Kids
You’ve probably heard of ‘deworming’ at your doctor’s clinic or from your child’s school. Many of us think of deworming as unnecessary, as something that only those in rural areas need. However, this couldn’t be further than the truth. Here is a complete guide on everything you need to know on how to deworm kids….Read More
15 Tips for a Traditional Sankranti Celebration with Kids
Let’s take our kids back to our roots with these tips for a traditional Sankranti Celebration, including various festive rituals and customs! “The sun does not shine for a few trees and flowers, but for the wide world’s joy.” Have you ever experienced sunshine on a cold winter’s day? Isn’t that simply a magical feeling?…Read More
Tofu Bhurji / Scrambled Tofu
Tofu bhurji or scrambled tofu is one of the best nutritious dishes, which can be made in a jiffy and tastes great. Tofu or bean curd is a food made from coagulating soy milk and then pressing the resulting curds into soft white blocks. Tofu is rich in protein, calcium, low in calories and a…Read More
The Ultimate List of 50+ Free Printables for Moms to Get Organized in the New Year
It goes without saying that Moms are always busy, which is why we’ve brought you the top 50 free printables for Moms to get organized in the New Year. As Moms, we juggle several roles at once, and sometimes it can all get a little too chaotic. But we’re nothing if not capable, and a…Read More
Can I give my baby Sabudana?
For many of us in India, Sabudana translates into ‘fasting food’ or food consumed during religious fasts like Navratri. Around the world, Sabudana or Sago is used as a thickening agent. Sabudana is also known as “Shaabakki” in Kannada, Javvarisi in Tamil and “Saggubiyyam” in Telugu. Sabudana is basically the starch extract from tapioca roots….Read More
10 Tips to Maintain a Healthy Gut in Kids
When you’re a Mom, it’s a given that you’ll always have tons of stuff to do, and it can be hard to give your full attention to everything. However, even the busiest Mom can notice anything even slightly amiss with her kids, which is exactly what happened with my son. He’s usually an active and…Read More
Can I give my Baby Somva?
Ayurvedic medicine is one of the world’s oldest holistic healing systems which was developed 3,000 years ago in India. It’s based on the belief that health and wellness depend on a delicate balance between the mind, body, and spirit. While natural medicine tends to continue to be a controversial topic, it’s still an important part of…Read More
6 Ways to Use Coconut Oil For Kids Health
Coconut oil is one of the most nourishing oils you can apply on the skin of your child. The molecular structure of coconut oil is such that it is quickly absorbed into the cell structure of the connective tissues. This means it can restore damaged skin and has lasting effects, unlike most creams and lotions…Read More
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