Parenting Promises #BARaThon - Day #7

Wow.. it's day 7 of the marathon, thus, the last day. Thanks to Blog-a-rhythm and my blogger friends who participated and encouraged me to write. Had a fantastic week reading wonderful posts and different perspectives on prompts.


Here goes the post for prompt - Promise (to yourself or someone else)

We, as parents promise ourselves a lot. Here are my Parenting promises:

I Promise myself:

To have more patience while feeding my kids

To reduce their screen time and play with them

To take them out daily for physical play

To give myself atleast one hour time for my hobbies and interests

To take care of my health as well along with that of my family

To get good night's sleep not getting disturbed with social media 😉

To be a child again and play with my kids

What Parenting promises do you make for yourselves?
Please do let me know in comments.

Until next time,

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Books that I read in July - WTFOW #DAY7

Wow! So, this is the last day in write tribe festival of words marathon. I can't believe that I could finish this one week marathon.

I joined the marathon in a dilemma if i should attempt this. While I am busy with my 2 kids I didn't get time to even schedule my posts. So, I wrote randomly at any time of the day whenever I got time and mostly in the nights after everyoneeveryone slept. A big thanks to the write tribe group which kept us motivating to write everyday. Also, all the best for bloggers who are continuing the marathon in blog chatter.

Now, coming to my reading list for this week.

The Devil’s prayer by Luke Gracias
This historical fiction is a wonderful read. It kept me glued to the book till the end. Like a Dan Brown's novel, this has a lot of facts and mysteries about ancient texts and religion. Read my review here.

Black water tales by Jean Nicole
I am reading a horror after a long time. It's wonderful and gave me creeps. Though I didn't like climax, it's entertaining throughout. Read my review here.

Jamba the joint family by Sriram Balasubramanian
This is a quick and light read about the joint family culture in Chennai, India. The narration is interesting with a pinch of humour. I could reminisce my hostel days in Chennai while reading this. Here is my review.

Until next time,