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“There is also a definite educational advantage in preparing oneself for a certain activity and in perfecting one’s actions before going ahead. Too much correction of errors committed encourages one to attempt things for which he is not really ready and makes one indifferent to the commission of error. My method of teaching writing, onContinue reading “Wisdom of avoiding errors”

I wrote about my stay-at-home mom experience for my friend Edil’s blog, where she gathers stories from different moms in an effort to celebrate and inspire SAHMs everywhere. I think it’s important to share because it helps others to see the variety of experiences and challenges mothers face today. Click here for the story. FamilyContinue reading “My Stay-at-home Mom Story”

Looking to write more this year since this is going to be my second year as a stay at home mom. I have friends who are Montessori teachers that inspired me to learn more about the philosophy, since I feel like it aligns with what my overall values are. I’ve learned the value of communities,Continue reading “Book list for 2019- Montessori”

I’ve been relaxed with goal setting and personal expectations since becoming a mother but now that I’ve really gotten over the post-partum haze I want to get into the habit of setting goals and completing personal projects. Here’s a brain dump of what I want to be doing this year. 1. Daily Yoga asana forContinue reading “2019 Resolutions”

The GFAF Expo was held last weekend, October 13 and 14, at the Meadowlands Expo Center in Secaucus, NJ. I was able to attend courtesy of the organizers, the Gluten Free Media Group. There was a long list of exhibitors, some were gluten-free, others were gluten and nut free. I’ve tried the bars from Don’tContinue reading “Gluten Free and Allergen Friendly Expo Recap”

J started walking at almost 14.5 months old.  She was taking steps here and there but didn’t really walk until last weekend when we attended a birthday party and she saw another baby walking and there was a wide padded floor area for her to go for it. Another factor that could have jumpstarted herContinue reading “Thoughts on my daughter’s new walking skills.”

I have no food allergies nor celiac disease, but my daughter is allergic to dairy, peanuts, tree nuts and eggs. Her list used to include wheat and soy but those have been added into her diet after a skin test (wheat) and a food challenge (soy). My knowledge of gluten free food and cooking comesContinue reading “Why I’m attending a Gluten Free and Allergy Friendly Expo.”