Dr Amma

"My child meddles and play with household items although he has many toys".If this is your daily acquaintance it simply means your child is curious,exploring and expanding his/her horizon. And yes that's good news, its part of their growth and development! However, it definitely freaks us out when they reach out to potential hazardous items around the house and that's where sensory play comes to rescue. Include daily household items as materials for play, keep the little curious creatures engaged and have a fun playing session. Here, I've done some pom pom sensory play activity and again pom pom can be incorporated at playtime in multiple ways and today I'm sharing the Pom Pom Drop! All u need is a container (anything suitable from milk tins to tupperware)with a hole and some pom poms. P/s: Ensure the hole you make is smooth without any rough edges for safety purposes.

Appreciate the little things in life! The joy of life often lies in the little things we take for granted.Be grateful.Tea is love❤ #lessonsfrommyson #littlethings #gratitude #gratefulmom #mominreallife #tealover

In conjuction with world's breastfeeding week, I thought of sharing about my breastfeeding journey with baby T. My aim was to exclusively breastfeed my baby. I thought it would be totally natural but in reality, breastfeeding is definitely a tough job yet highly rewarding especially in sense of emotional fulfillment. There is so much to explore, learn and experience along the way. From latching difficulties,finding a suitable breastfeeding position,milk supply,pumping schedules,nipple sores,engorgement,growth spurts, sleep deprivation and what not! And on the brighter side, the beautiful moments, baby T's face lits up after each feed and he flashes his beautiful smile which fills my heart with contentment and happiness. The smile expressing so much pleasure and joy, eventually became my daily dose of motivation to keep breastfeeding (Amma's milk is oh- so yummy maybe! Delivering happiness in every drop!) and feeding sessions was the only personal time I got to bond with my ...