Journey of Motherhood

Every year on Women’s Day, the world celebrates women with loud words — strength, power, independence. But there is another kind of woman the world rarely talks about. The one who cries silently. The one who sits with questions no one hears. Sometimes the heartbreak begins with something small. A simple sentence that lands heavier than expected. “What do you bring to the table?” You think about the salary you spend entirely on the home — groceries, bills, school fees, medicin

Parenting a toddler is already a full-time adventure. Parenting a toddler during a severe migraine attack  feels like trying to survive a natural disaster… while a tiny human demands snacks every seven minutes. Migraine days start dramatically. First, the warning signs appear — the strange light sensitivity, the heavy feeling in the head, and the quiet realization that the day is about to become very long . On normal days, I am a functioning adult. On migraine days, I become

As parents, we want to protect our children while also giving them independence. But in today's world, teaching safety isn't optional—it's essential. **The reality we're facing is stark: since January 1st, 2026, over 2,000 children have been reported missing in Delhi alone.** That's more than 35 children every single day disappearing from our streets, parks, and neighborhoods. This isn't meant to create panic—it's a wake-up call. These five rules, drawn from child safety expe