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#raisekindkids #positiveparenting #litjoys #kids #parentingmemes #parentingquotes #kidsbloggers #kidsstuff #kidsgram It was Halloween night in Delhi. Pollution levels were rocketing. When kids came knocking on the door for trick and treat, the pumpkin nose reminded them of recycling symbol and the need to reduce, reuse and recycle! For the sake of their own health and future! #airpollution #halloween #kidstuff #kidsfun #parenthood #delhiblogger #pumpkincarving #bloggersofIndia #parentsofinstagram #health It was a day to worship Goddess Durga. While 4 year old Abdu enjoyed the puja at home with his girl friends, he also learnt 10 new words linked to how he should treat women and the way he should feel about them through a fun art and language activity. If we truly want to build a society free of #me too and gender crime moments, we 'mothers' need to educate our sons first! From a very young age, when they are small or big enough to make their first girlfriends. #genderequality #values #valuedriveneducation #positiveparenting #parentsofinstagram #children #kids #durga #bloggersofIndia #litjoys #kidsactivities #kidslearning #education #genderequality #valuesmatter #positiveparenting #parentsofinstagram #parenthood #parentinggoals #parentingmemes #pinkisforboys #pink #kidstuff #children #childhood #valuedriveneduaction An attempt to make eco-friendly Ganesha with atta and dal on the occassion of Ganesh Chaturthi. Little Abdu decided to paint the male god in his favourite pink colour and offer his favourite white Temple tree flowers to please himself and the god! #ganeshchaturthi #genderneutrality #genderequality #kids #parentsofinstagram #kidsactivity #flowers🌸 #momsofinstagram #indianmamas #kidslearning #kidsstuff #naturalplay Weekend is approaching and many would be making plans to take their little ones to indoor play areas to keep them busy and engaged. For folks in Gurgaon, here's an opportunity to do something different...a visit to the Butterfly Park. It's not just only about butterflies and hungry caterpillars. It's a great space to appreciate the beauty of nature in many different ways. You can even plant a sapling in your or your child's name to do your bit for the Mother Earth or paint a wall with butterflies to build a long lasting relationship with the space. Last, but not the least, you can enjoy a cup of your favourite tea or coffee in the cafe, while children run around the park chasing the butterflies. A great space to bond with nature and spend quality family time! Highly recommend! #naturelove #naturelovers #Gurugram #mothersofinstagram #kids #parentsofinstagram #positiveparenting #bloggersofIndia #indianinstagrammama #delhiblogger #butterflies

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