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6 Dr Seuss Books You Must Read Aloud to Toddlers

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 6, 2020
Post category:Blogchatter A to Z Books For Kids Education
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Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss is one of the best loved children's author. All his books are entertaining, engaging and spark imagination. They are great for developing…

How To Choose The Right Books For Toddlers

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 6, 2020
Post category:Blogchatter A to Z Books For Kids Education
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We all know that reading books to kids has multiple benefits. For infants, books are a great way to expose them to different visuals and boost their brain power. Even…

Benefits of Reading to Infants and Newborns

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 2, 2020
Post category:Blogchatter A to Z Books & Toys Books For Kids Education
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I started reading books to my babies regularly when they were just 2 months old. And I realised I started late! Can we read books to infants and newborns? Do…

How Reading Aloud To Kids Help Them Thrive

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 1, 2020
Post category:Blogchatter A to Z Books For Kids Education
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Are you aware of the four skills of language learning? It starts with Listening - Speaking - Reading- Writing. So to learn any language the first important skill to develop…

Zero In On Things That Matter: How To Stay Sane & Prioritize Life With Twins

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:May 1, 2019
Post category:A to Z of Twin Parenting Blogchatter A to Z Parenting Tips Twin Sagas
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Motherhood teaches us many things. One of the biggest lessons that I have learnt is how to prioritize life with twins, how to focus on things that are important, and…

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To Yell Or Not To Yell : How To Be Patient With Twins

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 30, 2019
Post category:A to Z of Twin Parenting Blogchatter A to Z Parenting Tips Twin Sagas
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Having children can bring out the best and worst in parents. And when you have twins, it's all the more exhausting. They throw challenges at every stage which sometimes get…

Extreme Happiness & Joys Of Raising Twins

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 30, 2019
Post category:A to Z of Twin Parenting Blogchatter A to Z Twin Sagas
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Having twins may mean double the work with two mouths to feed and two crying kids to pacify, but they also offer twice the joy and immense happiness that makes…

When Does It Get Easier With Twins?

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 29, 2019
Post category:A to Z of Twin Parenting Blogchatter A to Z Twin Sagas
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If you are a parent of twins you must have thought about this and may have even asked a fellow twin parent - when does it get easier with twins?…

Vacation With Twins: Tips For Traveling With Young Twins & Multiples.

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 25, 2019
Post category:A to Z of Twin Parenting Blogchatter A to Z Parenting Tips Twin Sagas
Post comments:18 Comments

Be it a day trip to an aunt's house or a week long vacation to a beach, traveling with young twins is never easy. But with advance planning and proper…

7 Unknown Facts About Twins That Will Surprise You

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 24, 2019
Post category:A to Z of Twin Parenting Blogchatter A to Z Twin Sagas
Post comments:16 Comments

Most of us know that there are two types of twins - identical and fraternal but do you know there is one more type? Read some interesting and surprising facts…

I am Charu Sareen Gujjal- the mommy blogger behind The Mom Sagas. I am a former teacher and an English language trainer by profession, later switched to blogging after the birth of my twin munchkins- lovingly called as A&A.

Emotional Regulation Techniques For Kids With Autism: A Parent’s Guide February 25, 2025
Emotional regulation is a critical skill for all children, but it can be particularly challenging for kids with autism. Children on the autism spectrum typically experience heightened emotions and may struggle to express or manage their negative feelings in socially appropriate ways. As a parent, understanding and implementing effective emotional regulation techniques can make a […]
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My Mom’s Guide to Healthy, Protein-Rich Eating and Coping Well With Diabetes February 14, 2025
My Mom’s Guide to Eating Healthy, Protein Foods For Diabetes Managing diabetes is more than a medical journey; it’s a lifestyle shift, especially when it involves social gatherings. My mother, who manages diabetes, has always cherished her meetups with friends. Whether it’s a cosy lunch at home or a kitty party at a restaurant, these […]
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Handling Over-Excited Kids in Public: A Simple and Effective Strategy September 9, 2024
Handling over-excited kids in public is a challenge almost every parent faces at some point. Whether it’s at a grocery store, a family gathering, or a public park, kids can sometimes get too energetic, leaving you wondering how to calm them down without causing a scene. It’s essential to understand that this over-excitement is their […]
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A Parenting Advice to Remember: The Power of Stepping Back September 9, 2024
One parenting advice to remember is that sometimes the best way to empower our children is to step back and allow them to take control. As parents, it’s natural to want to help our kids in every way possible, shielding them from mistakes or discomfort. However, one lesson that has profoundly resonated with me is […]
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Things Not to Do in a Swimming Pool: 6 Crucial Safety Rules for Kids September 9, 2024
Swimming is one of the most enjoyable activities for children, but it can also pose significant risks if proper precautions aren’t followed. While it’s important to encourage kids to have fun and stay active, parents must be mindful of the things not to do in a swimming pool. These safety measures ensure that pool time […]
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