Soha Ali Khan’s Daughter Seen Folding Clothes, Video Goes Viral
A video went viral as Soha Ali Khan’s daughter folds clothes and the everyone finds is adorable .
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Do Moms Really Never Get Tired? Or Do They Keep Pushing Themselves Due To Guilt?
Will we still put moms on a pedestal if they refuse to perform certain chores because they are not up for the task?
From Adult Film Star To Successful Bollywood Actor: Sunny Leone’s Inspiring Journey
“My parents tried to stop me but I was too independent to listen to them. I got hate from relatives; My mother’s alcohol addiction worsened,” Sunny Leone said.
New Study Finds Out Why Teenagers Start Ignoring Their Mothers
The study found that overall, the mothers spoke about 60 per cent less than the teens, and that for girls, there was a marked shift in power dynamics between family discussions
People Said, “You Can’t Travel With A 2-Month-Old Baby”
Anidita Chatterjee is a content creator from Mumbai who travels the world and posts her videos and experiences from the expeditions. When she was told to stop “wandering” because of her child, she decided to travel with her baby instead!
My Mother Shaped Me Into The Strong Woman I Am Today
As long as I know I am enough and I can do anything I want in my life and I realised my mother will always have my back one way or other.
Why Do We Romanticise Motherhood? Isn’t It Time We Stop?
Why do we glorify our others and romanticise motherhood?
Dear Mom, It’s Okay If You Are Not A “Supermom”
When a mom is told she has no other options but to be a “supermom” and ace all her chores, she gets caught in a vicious cycle of pressure and guilt.
New Mothers Should Not Be Pressured To Resume Work Immediately After Childbirth
Yes, it is great that the responsibility to look after the child is being shared; however, we cannot ignore that birthing a child leaves one in a vulnerable state. Taking a break after delivering a baby is the right of a woman.
Why Are Mothers Blamed For Every Mistake Their Child Makes?
“Mother is the first teacher of a child,” is an age-old saying universally common. This notion is used to hold mothers as the sole responsible party for their upbringing. And if we ever see the child misbehaving, the blame is pinned on the mother swiftly.
