COFFEE TALKS and a lot more!

There are moments when our little one just can't get enough of cuddles, giggles, and all the fun we share. He wants to jump on me, wants me to googly-googly his chubby cheeks, and I'm right there, soaking in every bit of his joy. But then, out of nowhere, a tiny thought sneaks in—about the dishes waiting in the sink, the prep for tomorrow, the tasks still left undone. And just like that, the smile fades a little, the joy feels interrupted.  But then, once he’s off to play, or we decide to head back to the kitchen, something magical happens. I walk out and see the dishes are already done, the prep is all sorted, and there he is, sitting with a warm smile, asking if there's anything else he can help with. That’s when I feel so incredibly blessed to have a forever roommate who makes everything better. And then we all gather together, hugging and dancing to our little one's favorite song, and that’s when I know—these are the moments that make our day truly perfect.

 🌟 It’s amazing to see how much you’ve grown. From the days when I used to admire your tiny fingers as a newborn 👶, to now, watching you explore the world as a curious little toddler—almost two years old! It’s hard to believe how fast time is flying. I can’t help but smile every time I come home and see your laughter , even though it disappears as soon as you spot me, only to be replaced by that eager look, waiting for a big hug 🤗. Those moments when you wrap your little arms around me 🥰, when I get to admire your beautiful smile 😄 and hear your sweet laughter, are the highlights of my day. The way you want me to keep cuddling you, the way you want me to be with you, fills my heart with more love than I ever thought possible 💖. And the way you tell things in your own adorable way—I just can’t get enough of it. I love every bit of it, and I never want it to end. 🌈 There are nights when you just don’t want to sleep at all. You keep switching the light on and off, giggling, wantin

 That morning was particularly tough. As I was about to leave for the bus, hearing him call out “Ma, Ma, Ma” and seeing his tears really tugged at my heart. It filled my eyes with tears, just like any other mother would feel in that moment. It made me think of all the times mothers might have had to scold or discipline their child, not because they wanted to, but because they were overwhelmed with so many chores and responsibilities. Meanwhile, the child just wanted to be close, to feel their mother’s presence. That day, my colleague, sitting next to me, noticed my distress and gently consoled me. She said, “Don’t worry, don’t feel guilty, whether you’re working or not working. Every mother feels guilt sometimes because when she’s caught up with other tasks, she may not be able to give the attention her baby is asking for.” It struck a chord with me. My own son, who’s already in grade 7, had just that morning asked me to let him sleep for another five minutes. He was hugging me so tigh

 Once upon a lazy evening, when the day felt like it was stretching way too long, I found myself in that funny little place between wanting to do absolutely nothing and feeling a bit bored. So, I turned to Sushan and suggested a tiny adventure—a city ride, just for the fun of it. “Let’s go to a mart,” I said, “not to buy anything, just to wander through the aisles and see all the colorful things on display.” 🌈✨ Sushan, who was probably just as sleepy as I was, smiled and agreed. That’s the thing about him—he’s always up for my silly, spontaneous ideas, even when all he really wants is to call it a night. We bundled up our little one 👶 and headed to the nearby city mart. As soon as we got there, we placed our baby in a shopping trolley, his eyes wide with curiosity. With no plan in mind, we slowly meandered through the store, taking him on a tour of the aisles. We showed him the vibrant gift items 🎁, sparkling crockery sets 🍽️, and neatly arranged vessels 🥄. He was fascinated by it