ALWAYS REMEMBER, BEYOND A PARENT

YOU ARE ALSO A

PERSON

My Blog

I started this Blog (previously called The Bubbly Blogcast) in 2016, with a vision to encourage parents globally to step out of their comfort zone and share their unspoken parenting experiences. My aim is to try and touch the lives of those in the throes of parenthood, by providing an open and non-judgmental platform of support. I truly believe that when we turn inward and share our own experiences with other people, we free ourselves and give others to acknowledge their own stories as well.

Divya

Aug 27, 2019
1 min

Child Abuse

About the Author, Divya Age 14, Yein Udaan Divya is a 9th grade student from Our Lady's Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Chetpet, who is aiming to become a Doctor. She is a very friendly and jovial girl who never misses an opportunity to offer help to people in need, her friends and other kids at Yein Udaan. She is extremely good at Arts & Crafts and has amazing leadership skills! Yein Udaan, is an organisation which aims to work on the holistic development of underpri

Maya Thiagarajan

Jul 31, 2018
5 min

What Teachers Wish Parents Knew

About the Author - Maya Thiagarajan, Educator & Author Maya Thiagarajan spent 17 years teaching high school English, first in the US and later in Singapore. She is the author of Beyond The Tiger Mom: East-West Parenting for the Global Age, a book about how to blend the best of Eastern and Western approaches to parenting and education. Maya has a BA in English from Middlebury College and an M.Ed from Harvard University. In 2017, she relocated to India and started TREE, Teachin

The Many Stages Of Parenting A Child With Learning Disabilities

Antara Pandit

Sep 28, 2017
4 min

The Many Stages Of Parenting A Child With Learning Disabilities

Parenthood comes with a wide range of expectations and responsibilities. Having someone depend on you 100% for all their wants and needs is probably the biggest responsibility a person can undertake. When it comes to raising our children, we face moral dilemmas daily. We question ourselves every second of the day, wondering if anything we have said or done has been detrimental to them. As parents, we all hope for and want our children to excel at everything they take on in li

Antara Pandit

Sep 19, 2017
4 min

Breaking the Glass Ceiling

I remember my elder son’s first day of school. After a year of Mom & Me classes, the day had finally come when he would be attending school on his own. It would probably be the most emotional day for me as the mother, having realized that the time had finally come for my son to spread his wings. Choosing a pre-school for my son had not been a difficult task. My husband and I were always very clear on the kind of school we want for our children; a school that would focus on le