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5 Things Parents Shouldn’t Do for Their Children

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:October 12, 2021
Post category:My Friend Alexa Parenting Life Parenting Tips
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Attention Parents! Here are five things you shouldn’t do for your children Sometimes we help our children way too much. It's hard to step back and let them do things…

Is It Possible To Gently Discipline A Child?

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 8, 2021
Post category:Blogchatter A to Z Parenting Life
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Is it possible to gently discipline a child? When my twins were born I read so many articles on gentle parenting and gently disciplining children. And a lot of them…

How To Make Mealtime Fun For Toddlers

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:October 30, 2020
Post category:Health My Friend Alexa Parenting Tips
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Make Mealtime Fun For Toddlers Getting a toddler to eat can be a big-time struggle. One day they can't seem to get enough food and the next day, they want…

Age-appropriate House Chores For Kids (3-5 years)

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:October 3, 2020
Post category:Parenting Tips
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Age-appropriate house chores for kids to teach them important life skills. Getting children involved in household chores, especially in accordance to their age can make them learn important LIFE Skills…

Why You Must Include American Pistachios In Your Child’s Daily Diet

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:June 3, 2020
Post category:Collaborations Health
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Did you know that one serving of Pistachio contains 49 nuts and includes the same amount of protein as found in one egg (6gms)? Pistachios are a unique nutrient package.…

Animal Strike At The Zoo. It’s True! By Karma Wilson Book Review

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 30, 2020
Post category:My Musings
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Karma Wilson is the best-selling author of Bear Snores On and Bear Wants More. Her book Animal Strike At The Zoo. It's True! is a rhyming book with a lyrical…

Yes Day By Amy Krouse Rosenthal – Book Review

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 30, 2020
Post category:My Musings
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American author, Amy Krouse Rosenthal, is the author of both adult and children’s books. Her contribution in the field of writing has been noteworthy. Her three Children’s Books have made…

Hello Red Fox By Eric Carle – Book Review

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 30, 2020
Post category:My Musings
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Eric Carle is an American designer, illustrator and writer of children’s books. He is an internationally best-selling and award-winning author and illustrator of more than 70 books for very young…

Ways To Make Reading Fun & Interesting For Reluctant Readers

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 30, 2020
Post category:Blogchatter A to Z Books & Toys Books For Kids
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Reluctant readers are basically those who do not enjoy reading and are forced to do so. Such readers actively resist reading and become easily frustrated when coaxed to pick up…

The Viper by Lisa Thiesing- Book Review

Post author:The Mom Sagas
Post published:April 29, 2020
Post category:Blogchatter A to Z Books & Toys Books For Kids
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Book - The Viper Author - Lisa Theising Published by - Rebound by Sagebrush The Viper is based on an old tale that the author, Lisa Theising, used to hear…

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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