Fat Nap
10 Jul 2018
Too many cat naps make you fat! Sleep deprivation causes a lot of problems, but oversleeping isn't good for you either. Nina and Nana tell you.
Posts tagged with “kids”
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Neel On Wheels
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Prickly Problem
06 Jul 2018
Vaccines are not pleasant, but they are essential for healthy living and healthy societies.
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Kittu's Very Mad Day
30 Jun 2018
A review of Kittu's Very Mad Day, a story of an outspoken, one-legged young boy from Mumbai, who gets separated from his large boisterous family during a vacation, and is lost in Panna, Madhya Pradesh.
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Eat, Play, Love
28 Jun 2018
Like eating while playing boardgames? What if you could eat the games? Now there's a novel idea! See what Nina and Nana have to share about edible board games.
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Solar Sailor
18 Jun 2018
Could Popeye be a solar powered robot? Why else would spinach make him instantly more powerful? See what Nina and Nana have to say.
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SunDay Dose
17 Jun 2018
Do kids get enough sunlight these days? Not even on Sundays! See what Nina and Nana have to say, in this one time Sunday special for younger kids, because no one should be left out.
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Universal Microwaves
14 Jun 2018
Microwaves are ubiquitous, but are they truly universal? See what Nina and Nana have to say about it.
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Kids Special Fridays
09 Jun 2018
Look forward to spending weekend with your kids? Chuckle over a Nina and Nana joke together. Every Friday we will bring you a kids special cartoon. Learn an amazing fact and share giggles with your little one with the Nina and Nana kids special. Read more about it.
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Susie Will Not Speak
29 Apr 2018
Susie Will Not Speak by Shruthi Rao, is a story of Susie, a girl with a lisp. Fed up of being relentlessly teased, Susie keeps to herself. One day a new family moves in next door. Jahan is keen on making friends with Susie, but what will happen when he learns about her lisp? Read on for a detailed review.
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Mira The Detective
22 Apr 2018
Mira The Detective by Pavithra Sankaran, is a collection of three sleuthing exploits of an eight year old girl named Mira. And guess what, it all seems believable. Read on for a detailed review.
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Sandy To The Rescue
08 Feb 2018
A review of Sandy To The Rescue, a story in which seven year old Sandy, and his six year old sidekick Aftab, take on the super villain day care owner/manager Mrs. Gupta.
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The Cosmic Reminder
01 Feb 2018
It took a rare cosmic event to remind me, that sometimes I need to slow down, savour the moment, and not lose perspective.
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Fighting By The Rules
20 Jan 2018
Disagreements, misunderstandings and stand-offs are a part of family life. While open and honest communication is essential for close relationships, setting certain rules for fights and confrontation, helps ensure that we don't completely lose perspective. These are some of the rules, that we try to follow, when fighting.
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Tania In A Winter Wonderland
15 Jan 2018
This is book 31 of The Tania Series. Tania and her family visit Shimla again, but this time in winter. From solving a crisis to doing science experiments and enjoying winter sports and other activities, this book has it all. Read on to find out all about Tania's adventures in a winter wonderland.
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Round 2. Some Things Are New
07 Jan 2018
We sometimes think of parenting techniques as if some are better than others, but we forget how much the merits and effectiveness of these techniques depend on the personality of the adults and children involved.
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What We Did To Usher In The New Year
04 Jan 2018
New year's eve at home can be cozy and delightful. Read on to find out what we did and happy new year to you all.
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Christmas In Mahabaleshwar: The Ups And Downs
29 Dec 2017
We found serenity and secluded spots of natural beauty amidst crowds and chaos. This post has a review of the journey, the hotel we stayed in, tips for exploring Mahabaleshwar during the crowded Christmas season, suggestions for activities and restaurants, and many useful links. There are lots of pictures of course!
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Making An Electronic Scrap Book
11 Dec 2017
My daughter and I had a great time learning about the solar system from various websites and youtube videos. We enjoyed sifting through mounds of information and presenting the most interesting titbits concisely in a scrap book. This post details our journey and contains a link to the PDF version of the scrap book we created. Check it out.
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The Betrayal
20 Nov 2017
Today, I found out that the person I trusted beyond all others, for the last 12 years, has been lying to me. Am I mad? What do you think? A flash fiction piece based on a photo prompt.
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The Message In The Lock
13 Nov 2017
Lucy loves reading in Mr. Walker's library. He has given her permission to do so, since she was a little girl. But she comes back from boarding school this summer, and learns that Mr. Walker has left, and the house is locked up. Has Mr. Walker forgotten about Lucy or has he made arrangements for her? Read on to find out. I used a photoprompt for this one too.
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When The Wall Is Real
09 Nov 2017
With a threat of lurking kidnappers, Henry is confined to his home. This shouldn't be a problem since, he has been so busy with music, TV and computer games, that he hasn't shown any interest in leaving his house in five days. But what happens now, that he is not allowed to leave the house? Read on to find out.
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A Quick And Easy Recipe For Chocolate Ice-cream
28 Oct 2017
A quick and easy recipe, for rich, creamy, chocolate ice cream, that does not require an ice-cream maker.
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Learning Disabilities And Behavioral Disorders In Children
16 Oct 2017
What is dyslexia? How can it be detected? What can be done, to help children with dyslexia make satisfactory academic progress? What help and support is available for children with dyslexia in India? What is ADHD? What are the treatment options? What are the risk factors for oppositional defiant disorder, and how can it be treated? These are some of the issues I am going to delve in to, in this post.
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Do Authors Have To Be Perfect People?
01 Oct 2017
Are we becoming too picky with children’s books and demanding too much of them, and their authors? The recent Dr. Suess controversy makes me wonder if we realize that authors of children’s books are human with human failings?
