Category Archives for Mindfull Parenting
Raising Resilient Children
M.O.M- Master Of Multi-tasking, not gonna say it’s a bad thing but also not saying it’s a good thing 😉 As a stay-at-home mom who takes pride in her ability to multitask during the course
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The Curse of Sibling Rivalry
When you have more than one child, chances are you have found yourself caught in the middle of the crossfire of sibling rivalry quite a few times throughout your parenting career. “Mom, He hit me!”
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Indoor Toys to burn energy
Keeping active kids indoors can be challenging. We love outdoor play, but it’s not always feasible, especially in the winter. So, what do you do with an active preschooler who is cooped up inside?
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5 Tips for Teaching Islamic Toilet Etiquette
Alhamdullilah, as Muslims we have been given the best etiquettes for relieving ourselves. Because Islamic bathroom manners are so much more than just cleaning after yourself, teaching our children proper
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Parenting Lessons from the story of Ka’ab Ibn Maalik
One of my favorite stories in the seerah is the story of Ka’ab Ibn Maalik (Radiyallahu anhu). It is one of those stories that many of us can relate to; it’s the kind of story that makes you
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Learning to Let Go and Forgive
Nelson Mandela once said that “Resentment is like drinking poison and then hoping it will kill your enemies.” We all have experienced being hurt by others. We were treated badly, maybe even betrayed
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Whole brain approach to parenting
Everyone who is a parent can tell you that parenting is not easy. It is by far the hardest job in the world, and it should be, you are bringing up the next generation after all. Yet, many of us come
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How to have a peaceful car ride with kids
As a mom on the go, I often find myself stuck in a car with a bunch of rambunctious kids for a big portion of my day. Since I’m now shifting away from giving my children tech devices, getting
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The Collapse of Parenting
Western parenting philosophy is often based on a culture that prides itself on individualism and fierce competition vs. collectivism and teamwork. Stroll the aisles of the toy department and you will
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Raising “green” Muslims
Throughout the day, my five year old daughter can be caught snacking on odd and unexpected healthy treats from bites of celery stalks, lettuce, and even a half cut onion in the refrigerator. She has
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