Pregnancy, Parenting and Beyond

1 cup Potatoes 1 cup Cauliflowers 1/2 cup each of G.peas, carrots, green-beans,corn. 1 tomato Pressure cook with no water or about 1oz of water Mash and add slices of bread - wet and broken. Finely chop onions. green chillies and broccoli. Saute along with Ginger/Garlic Paste. Add it to the Mashed Veggies Combine and form small flat patties Coat with Rava or bread crumbs shallow gry Serve hot with Ketchup or Coriander Chutney Great for Party Appetizers, Lunch Sandwiches, Picnics. Prepare ahead of time and store in containers/ziploc for future use. Freeze and use within 30days.

Register Here http://www.positiveparentingsolutions.com/webinars/real-food.html My older kiddo is about 4.5yrs now and since we've recently gotten our hands busy with our 3month ol' LO, life has turned 360 for us. Its been a challenging journey for my household and I strongly thing that a webinar like this with like-minded mom's would help to bring life as it is, into better perspective. Its been wonderful all along but its only human for each of us to act out every once in a way, and I am using this as my learning moment to better handle situations... as No One is Perfect :) We only do what is in the best interest of our families.

Buy or borrow basic baby gear and clothes.  Print out the  Nursery Basics shopping list. Wash baby's linens and clothes. Wash just enough baby clothes for the first few days -- if Junior turns out to be a whopper, you may want to exchange some of those tiny newborn outfits! Start setting up the nursery.  Do a home safety check. Get pointers in our babyproofing guide. Stock the medicine cabinet. Find out what you need on our First Aid Kit shopping list . Write up a birth plan. See our Birth Plans and Options checklist for help with this. Pre-register with the hospital. Pack for the hospital. Check out our Essential Birth & Labor checklist for what to bring. Stock the freezer. We've got freeze-ahead recipes. Arrange for help postpartum. Tip on how to ease postpartum pain . Choose a pediatrician . Buy or borrow a few nursing tops and nightgowns (if you're planning to breast-feed) Click here  third-trimester-to-do-list

My mum arrived from India to support and help me for my delivery and post partum. She'd been in a road accident and lived through it only by the grace of God. After being hospitalized thrice in 2013.... in  little over a month from her last hospitalization Mum traveled all the way to the USA to come take care of her baby (me) and my baby. She's a blessing, My Rock, My all !!! She arrived... the first two days we rushed around buying a warm clothes to survive our brutal winter... and crazy brutal is was indeed with history being made... most snow received since 1884... and more. Day 4-5 after her arrival, I got an urge to clean the house and pack my hospital bag. This is the list i referred to  Hospital Packing List on Parents dot com . The next day we watched a birthing video, drove back to the library to return it. And Woah! the day after that, low and behold... my water broke at 7am (3 weeks before my EDD) and I was rushed to the hospital, where my LO was born. From th

Last October i decided to take the Oath to do 31days of Spontaneous Cleaning. Half way there and I fell apart.  Now... after hibernating during the winter and care-taking for my now 3-month old... i feel i need to freshen up the home for Spring! A season we all love so much. My Step to Spring cleaning is an article I read: How to Clean and Organize Electronics. I am also following  FlyLady  to help me remember tasks.