When we ask the children what would they like;
to become in their future . Some of kids want to be; scientists , but they don't the fact that there are different types of scientists. Let us watch this video with our kids; and find out about different types of scientists.
https://youtu.be/psGtWJTfuSQ



 #raisingkids  #scientist ; #kidseducation  #importanttopicsforkids

Lets have some fun dear momstars
 #funactivities  
 #babychakramomstars 
 #stressrelief  
 #momsworld  
 #raisingkids

More often than not, we mother's often get just judged for either being too critical or strict. At least, I have been!

Here's my take on motherhood and parenting. Instead of preparing them for just lunch and dinner or making them look flawless, I would rather have kids who would focus more on better life goals. Instead of letting them be obsessed with their looks and their food preferences, I would rather have them as more compassionate, empathetic and kind humans. 

It's not easy to shift your parenting goals especially when your kid is a picky and a fussy eater. But, let's admit it. Focussing more on better human traits such as discipline and kindness can definitely have better long term consequences than just deciding which food or dish your kid might love for now. 

Parenting and motherhood ain't an easy job! 

Discipline your kids for real life and not just for the dinner table and selfies! #bbcreatorsclub  #bbcreators  #comebackpost  #comeback  #discipline  #raisingkids  #motherhood  #parenting  #indianexpatmom  #indianmom  #momblogger  #mommyblogger  
Rebecca Prakash Madhavi Cholera

; ; ; ;HAPPY NAVRATRI TO ALL BABY CHAKRA MOMSTARS AND TEAMS 🙏;;
When I was very young my parents would take us to see and enjoy garba dance .I was a very shy girl and stand beside my dad to watch the styles and colourful costume of people dancing to the tune of garba music.Every year I would wait for this festival than summer vacations like other kids do.
; ; ; ; ; And at school teachers would organize dandiya theme for last three days boys would dress like kurtha and pyjama tie a knot; in a waist with some dupatta and girls would dress in a chaniya choli .some kids enjoy playing garba even they don't know and some kids including me😉 would enjoy watching their friends playing garba.there are so much memories related to this festival.Now I take my son and hubby to place where this garba dance has organized by various kinds of mandalas or communities.




; ; ; ; ; ;Navratri or nine days of puja is a Hindu festival. Navratri is post monsoon festival .it signifies the battle and the victory of good over evil.navratri is traditionally an auspicious time to start new ventures. During this period we worship Durga Lakshmi and saraswati . It is observed by Hindus Jain's and sikhs.apart from worshipping Goddess Durga ,playing dandiyas and offering bhog, people also started following nine colours on nine days .they took it so seriously that they wear it accordingly.
; ;Let us get to know about the importance of nine colours;
Day 1🏵️orange;
This colour signifies energy and happiness .Hindus worship goddess shailputri on this day.

Day 2 ⌨️💮white;
White is a symbol of peace and purity.on this day we worship goddess bhrahmacharini

Day 3 🛑red;
It signifies beauty and fearlessness.on this day Hindus worship Goddess chandraghanta.

Day 4🔷 blue
This colour is considered as good for health and wealth. Hindus worship Goddess kushmantha on this day.

Day 5*️⃣ yellow
This colour signifies for happiness and brightness.On this day Hindus worship Goddess skandamata.

Day 6💚 green
This colour signifies new beginning and growth .On this day Hindus worship Goddess katyayani

Day 7 ⬜Grey
This colour stands for strength of; transforming .On this day which is also known as saptami Hindus worship Goddess kalaratri.
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Day 8💜 purple
This day is also known as ashtami.the colour purple signifies the power of intellect and peace.people worship Goddess mahagauri on this day.

Day9👱peacock green;
This day is called navami which is a last day of Navratri.on this day hindu people worship Goddess siddhidhatri .the peacock green colour is considered to filfill the desires of devotees.

; ;This 9 day festival ends on dussera which is also known as vijaydashmi.it signifies the victory over good against evil.this Victory of Goddess Durga; is celebrated as dussera. #bbcreatorclub ; #momsworld ; #raisingkids  #enjoyingmotherlife  #navtratrispecial 
# Durgapuja #mumbaidandiyanights 


; ; ; ;HAPPY NAVRATRI TO ALL BABY CHAKRA MOMSTARS AND TEAMS 🙏;;
When I was very young my parents would take us to see and enjoy garba dance .I was a very shy girl and stand beside my dad to watch the styles and colourful costume of people dancing to the tune of garba music.Every year I would wait for this festival than summer vacations like other kids do.
; ; ; ; ; And at school teachers would organize dandiya theme for last three days boys would dress like kurtha and pyjama tie a knot; in a waist with some dupatta and girls would dress in a chaniya choli .some kids enjoy playing garba even they don't know and some kids including me😉 would enjoy watching their friends playing garba.there are so much memories related to this festival.Now I take my son and hubby to place where this garba dance has organized by various kinds of mandalas or communities.




; ; ; ; ; ;Navratri or nine days of puja is a Hindu festival. Navratri is post monsoon festival .it signifies the battle and the victory of good over evil.navratri is traditionally an auspicious time to start new ventures. During this period we worship Durga Lakshmi and saraswati . It is observed by Hindus Jain's and sikhs.apart from worshipping Goddess Durga ,playing dandiyas and offering bhog, people also started following nine colours on nine days .they took it so seriously that they wear it accordingly.
; ;Let us get to know about the importance of nine colours;
Day 1🏵️orange;
This colour signifies energy and happiness .Hindus worship goddess shailputri on this day.

Day 2 ⌨️💮white;
White is a symbol of peace and purity.on this day we worship goddess bhrahmacharini

Day 3 🛑red;
It signifies beauty and fearlessness.on this day Hindus worship Goddess chandraghanta.

Day 4🔷 blue
This colour is considered as good for health and wealth. Hindus worship Goddess kushmantha on this day.

Day 5*️⃣ yellow
This colour signifies for happiness and brightness.On this day Hindus worship Goddess skandamata.

Day 6💚 green
This colour signifies new beginning and growth .On this day Hindus worship Goddess katyayani

Day 7 ⬜Grey
This colour stands for strength of; transforming .On this day which is also known as saptami Hindus worship Goddess kalaratri.
;
Day 8💜 purple
This day is also known as ashtami.the colour purple signifies the power of intellect and peace.people worship Goddess mahagauri on this day.

Day9👱peacock green;
This day is called navami which is a last day of Navratri.on this day hindu people worship Goddess siddhidhatri .the peacock green colour is considered to filfill the desires of devotees.

; ;This 9 day festival ends on dussera which is also known as vijaydashmi.it signifies the victory over good against evil.this Victory of Goddess Durga; is celebrated as dussera. #bbcreatorclub ; #momsworld ; #raisingkids  #enjoyingmotherlife  #navtratrispecial 
# Durgapuja #mumbaidandiyanights 




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; ; ; ; ; ; By the Malayalam calendar, the annual harvest festival of Kerala,;
Onam
;is celebrated for 10 long days. Started on the first of September, people of Kerala began celebrations earlier this month, and the festival will conclude on 13 of September.
;It is celebrated by keralites across the world as a cultural as well as a religious festival. The day pays homage to the homecoming of;
King Mahabali
, Prahlada’s grandson.;
For the duration of 10 whole days during which Malayalis celebrate Onam, certain dates are seen as more important. This year, the important days will fall on 10, 11, 12 and 13 September - they are meant to have a significant role in the overall celebrations.

Observed as First Onam or Uthraadam, September 10 celebrates the return of King Mahabali to Kerala. The day is celebrated with much pomp and show
The second, September 11 is the day when King Mahabali returned and paid visit the homes of all the people living in Kerala. This second day is named Thiruvonam, which basically means ‘Sacred Onam Day’.

Avittam is the third important day of Onam, which is celebrated on September 12. This is the day when everyone is preparing for King Mahabali’s departure.

Chathayam is the fourth and final day of Onam, which will be celebrated on September 13, this year.

The festival of Onam is one of the most auspicious festivals for Malayalis and is celebrated with a lot of gusto in Kerala. People celebrate it by participating in some friendly snake boat races, tiger plays to Kumathikali and a couple of other activities. Malayalis also enjoy having elaborate feasts as well as flower decorations to celebrate it with lots of fervour;
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;is believed that King Mahabali, who was also called Bali was a powerful Asura ruler. He was highly loved by his followers, but the Hindu god Vishnu’s followered felt that Bali was getting more popular than their own deity.
So Vishnu disguised himself as Vamana, a dwarf and then tricked Bali by asking him for a piece of land which he could cover in three strides. Bali, oblivious to the trick, accepted the request by a dwarf. Just then dwarf Vamana changed his shape and turned into a huge giant, with his first step covering the earth and the second taking him to heaven. With no place else to cover, Bali finally had to offer his head as the third step. That is when Vamana stepped on Bali’s head and pushed him down into the underworld. This is when Bali requested if he could return to Thiruvonam once every year (the second day of Onam) to pay a visit to his people and make sure they were doing well. Vamana agreed to this request.
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In order to welcome Bali home annually once, people clean their homes, and prepare floral displays on the ground, replicating a carpet to warmly welcome Bali home. The Malayalis also perform Kathakali, which is a prominent classical Indian dance.
; ; ; ; Morning itself I made pokalam rangoli made with flowers .Aayush also helped me;
After that coming from temple we;started preparing Onam sadhya .We invited our neighbors friends.and at everning I went to mom's place gave them Onam gift .my cousin sister and her family also joined us.In this way we celebrated with enjoying Onam . #onam ; #bbcreatorclub  #onamcelebations  #babychakra  #momsworld  #raisingkids