familymednews.com
Kids craving a snack? Try this recipe for Petit Turkey Sliders, courtesy Neeraj Balasubramanian, executive sous chef, The Park, Visakhapatnam. Easy to make, these are delicious and perfect to satisfy hunger pangs. You can even pack some for their tiffin to share with friends! Ingredients 2 slices white sandwich bread (about 1 ounce each) 1 pound (93 percent lean) ground […]
Continue reading »
Smart devices make it possible for parents to keep close tabs on their latchkey children, but is it really a good idea, asks Ronda Kaysen. My son is off the leash. When he starts middle school next week, he will have the house to himself after school on the days when I am not working from home. I could let […]
Continue reading »
Does your child create a fuss when it comes to drinking milk? Here are some options and solutions. By Prachi Mandholia How many cups of milk does your child drink in a day? Is it plain or flavoured milk? A topic which can bring stress to all mothers today. Cow’s milk consumption in childhood has always been an important measure […]
Continue reading »
By Subhadra Sen Gupta It was a cool, sunny morning in the city of Vijayanagar when the tall, dark man in spotless white cotton clothes strolled out of his house. Enjoying the beautiful day, he walked slowly towards the palace of King Krishna Deva Raya. Past the orchards of a nobleman’s mansion, he was walking under a stone gateway when […]
Continue reading »
Happy Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi 2018: Kids love stories from mythology and so do adults! There is much to be learnt from the “evil” brother-sister duo Ravana and Surpanakha. By Kavita Kane There are several brother-sister duos who appear in our mythology. Some are seen as black and threatening, while most are shown as good and auspicious, celebrating the relationship […]
Continue reading »
Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar dishes up patience as the key ingredient to sound parenting. By Shilpi Madan He is one of India’s most highly sought after culinary artistes, perfecting the palate both on and off the telly, on domestic and foreign turf, and wooing everyone through his handcrafted menus at his smashing restaurants. He believes food is a universal giver. […]
Continue reading »
Some studies show that prolonged consumption of caffeine may delay conception, but others have a totally different take on the matter. By Dr Radhika Rani Akkineni According to the Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction, infertility affects almost 14 per cent of the nation’s population or nearly 27.5 million couples, with higher rates in the urban area where one out of […]
Continue reading »
For Maria Goretti—cuddle monster, dragon slayer, collector of moments and unstoppable smiles—motherhood is a loveable, learning journey. By Shilpi Madan Her twitter handle reads (in this order) ZZ’s keeper (she’s mommy to Zeke Zidaan and Zene Zoe), television host, chef, advanced PADI diver, 1/2 marathoner, mountain climber and cookbook author. Whew. And she is just back from Paris (post six […]
Continue reading »
These TED Talk shows talk about how parents should raise their child to ensure their good future. More often than not, parenting can turn out to be a tricky business. Most new parents go through the anxiety of whether they are raising their child correctly and this constant worry exhausts them. Parenting evolves with each generation and every parent needs […]
Continue reading »
Happy Independence Day 2018: The author of children’s book Kasturba, based on the freedom fighter and Mahatma Gandhi’s wife, writes about the journey of discovering that an ordinary woman can be an extraordinary person. By Tanaya Vyas Mahatma Gandhi, known in India as Father of the Nation, is recognised all over the world. But very little is known about Kasturba, […]
Continue reading »