Archive for Suchitra Shenoy Packer
Suchitra has previously worked as a journalist, a PR officer, and a professor. She is currently a stay-at-home-working-mom to two multiracial kids, the inspiration behind theParentVoice,.
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What could possibly go wrong when you leave a child with a vivid imagination all alone in his bedroom at night? Apparently a lot can happen before sleep finally takes over that active brain :).
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Continuing our discussion on What is Wrong with "American" Parenting? Insights into and Lessons from Danish and German Parenting, we present an exclusive interview with Sara Zaske who's book, Achtung Baby: An American Mom on
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The Danish Way of Parenting: What the Happiest People in the World Know About Raising Confident, Capable Kids To read our interview with author Jessica Joelle Alexander, click here. Even though Denmark slipped one place
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What is Wrong with “American” Parenting?: Insights into and Lessons from Danish and German Parenting
What is wrong with American parenting, if there is even such a thing as “American” parenting in the first place? Popular articles will have us believe that there are common parenting values that those of
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All around the world, as kids wait in eager anticipation of Santa's arrival, they prepare special treats to welcome the visitor. In 'A World of Cookies for Santa,' readers get to read about how Santa
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Get to know our December's How We Met couple, Nikita and Sachin Gupta. Authors, career nomads, entrepreneurs, they've been there, done that, and continue to do amazing things together. Nikita also runs a successful blog
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"Queen of the Hanukkah Dosas" - It was the title of the book that immediately made me take notice. After all, there aren't too many books that have the words "Hanukkah" and "dosas" together in
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Just off the sluggishness of Thanksgiving and right about when the last of the turkey and mashed potatoes have been scraped clean, begins the excitement around Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. (more…)
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Bringing Asha Home by Uma Krishnaswami. Illustrations by Jamel Akib I am not an adoptive mother or child. Yet, there is something about this book that instantaneously connects with me. So much so, that every time
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Multi-award-winning children's book author, and writer Uma Krishnaswami has written on a variety of topics, spoken to audiences across North America and Asia, and has had her books translated into 11 languages. In our interview,
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