Rashmi's Space

This is a sponsored post for MooShake's #MilkJustGotSooper Campaign and was first published on MyCity4Kids.com  We Indians are a remarkable mix of the old and the new, the traditional and the modern. Our culture teaches the young to respect the old and the modern to stay connected with the traditional. There is always the new, but it doesn’t replace the old – in our culture, it co-exists.  Emails might have become the norm, for instance, but we still prefer to visit our elders or at least call or Skype them regularly. Our attire might have changed, but we still wear ‘respectable’ clothing when in the presence of our elders.  Ma  and  Baba  might have become ‘Mom’ and ‘Dad’, but most children still sleep in their parents’ bed. Food, and the ways we cook, might have seen a lot of changes, but when it comes to festivals and weddings, we still prefer to cook the traditional recipes that have been in the family for generations! Our mothers raised...

This is a sponsored post for MooSHake's #MilkJustGotSooper Campaign and was first published on MyCity4Kids.com  We have all heard fantastic stories of superheroes helping people in distress. Children love superheroes for their super powers, but we parents usually take these stories with a pinch of salt; knowing fully well, that these stories are just that – fantastic! But today, I am here to tell you that superheroes are awesome! Yes. They are awesome, they have amazing powers and most importantly – they help people when they are really in need! Surprised? Read on to find out my story of how the "S ooperMoo"   of MooShake helped me in my hour of need – My little one and I are best buddies. We do everything together. We eat together, read together, play together and even work together (yes, she does her homework when I work…) We even hit the bed together at night! (Okay, the truth is, when I go to tuck her in for the night, she always asks for a hug and a c...