Turning the page to a brand new year is always so inspiring and refreshing. This new year 2021 and the ray of hope it brings is something that all of humanity have been desperately seeking for. This past week I got to see that ray of hope coming to life as we began our COVID vaccine clinics for nursing homes, long term care facilities and … Continue reading New rays of hope
It is hard to believe we are inching towards the end of 2020. Today is first day of fall, a brand new season when we get to enjoy natures spectacular display of colors before everything turns grey. Fall always brings along such warm cozy feelings. Everything about this season reminds us the beauty of change and letting go. This was the first year I got … Continue reading Fall crafts and fall vibes
Another craft work I loved doing along with my toddler to brighten up our days and our art wall. Crafting has been really helping me like a therapy during these times of quarantine and uncertainty. There is so much joy that is born out of creating something beautiful. This rainbow tree brings so much happiness when I look at it on our art wall. Materials … Continue reading Rainbow tree
This shoebox DIY storage is an alternate solution to those plastic storage boxes to categorize and organize around the house. ⠀⠀They are pretty easy to make too. You could even get your kids involved in the making if they are old enough to roll these paper rolls and glue them. And could add it as a storage for their room or closet.⠀⠀Here’s what you need … Continue reading DIY shoe box organizer
Rainbow fish by Marcus Pfister Rainbow fish was the most beautiful fish of the sea but he refused to share his shining scales which then causes all the other fishes to leave him alone. He soon realizes the importance of sharing and how sharing makes us happy. This book is a beautiful story to teach about friendships and kindness to little ones. Sharing is a … Continue reading Rainbow fish : Bookish play
A simple recipe for one of those lazy Sunday’s when you dont feel like spending the last bit of the weekend in the kitchen and just want to chill with family. Or on those days you don’t have an ounce of energy left after running behind the toddler or standing on foot all day at work. Join us in this new series under the hashtag … Continue reading Spinach chapathi with mint raita
We are not a zucchini loving family but we still have a zucchini plant in our vegetable garden! Why? I planted it in hopes that my little one will eat it. When our garden started producing more zucchini’s than I expected it to, we just had to find a way to use them. This is after I had given away a lot of it to … Continue reading Healthy Zucchini bread
One of the routines that has become part of our mornings these days is bird watching. It started as this moms desperate way of trying to get the daughter to drink her milk. After our breakfast we would go to the front porch, watch the birds on the trees and neighbors roofs and we would make up stories around some of those bird families. And … Continue reading A nest is noisy book review and bookish play
Pressed flowers help us to save a little piece of spring/summer to enjoy all year round. I have always been in awe of pressed flower art. You get the best effects when you do this on a double glass frame. I didn’t have one on hand, so I made a DIY white frame from a poster board. Here is a step by step of our … Continue reading Pressed flower butterfly art
Sweet gestures likes this are so encouraging for small bloggers like me. Thank you so much Aswathy for nominating me for “the ideal inspiration blogger award“. Below is few Q&A and a fun tag. How do you describe yourself as a blogger?I always describe myself as an aspiring blogger. I have a lot to learn about the world of blogging. 2. Which is your favorite … Continue reading Ideal inspiration blogger award and 10 favorite feelings tag
A sweet book about the extents a father goes to grant his little daughters wish. Little Monica wished she could get the moon in her hands to play with. But no matter how much she stretched she couldn’t reach the moon. So she asked her father “papa, would you get the moon for me”. In a blink papa set out on a mission to get … Continue reading Papa please get the moon for me by Eric Carle
A fun addition to pretend play shopping for toddlers. Here are 2 variations you can do with this activity. Shop the items from list A fun little activity to collect items on list to go along with our pretend shoppings. Scatter the items in different areas of house for them to find if you want to make this activity last longer 😁 Count and shop A … Continue reading Visual shopping list
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