Archive for June, 2009

Jun 29 2009

Activities for kids!Part 2

Published by Charu M under Parenting, Uncategorized

Kids in today’s times are smart!

They are very independent, aware of their choices, and know what they want. Confidence level is amazingly high and sometimes it tough to make them learn some new habit , as they think that they already know everything. During vaccation time its a challenge to come out with constructive activities always.Vaccation time should not be just wasted sitting idle in front of television.

These 2 activities will help kids in helping out others and understanding themselves in a better way.

1.DAILY GOOD HABITS-

Its nagging time for parents when times comes for routine habits. To make them pick daily habits in a better way create a chart that list their activities daily and post to near the sink. Attach a crayon with the string to the paper and draw check boxes next to each activity. Ask your child to tick mark the activity which he has finishes. You can include activities like a.I brushed my teeth  b. I washed my face etc.

2. HELPING OUT IN DAILY CHORES-

It’s must to teach kids to help out in some daily chores otherwise they will always be dependent. Make a list of the chores to be done.Young children can learn to sort clean laundry into piles for different members, pick out clothes for the next day and clean the table after meals, and put items in the sink. You can also make a chore chart. Divide the chores per week, check off the chores as they are finished and then do switch job once a week.

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Jun 29 2009

Cheers for Indira Nooyi!

Published by Charu M under Woman issues

Indira Nooyi is in the list of 25 top guns CEOs in US!

Leading the beverage major Pepsico Indira Nooyi, has won accolades for her working style and has kept her company on the path of success despite the bad economic conditions. Womenlines pays hats off to Indira Nooyi who is progressing towards the path of success and glorifying Indian women representation in the global scene. Women like Indira Nooyi sets an example in front of all those aspiring women who want to create their niche in life. School girls should  be informed about Nooyi’s achievement and should be aspired to follow her footsteps.

Woman of substance

Woman of substance

Its quite interesting to look into her portfolio,being the highest- ranking Indian-born woman in corporate America, Nooyi has pushed PepsiCo to take bold risks like acquisition on Tropicana in 1998 and starting company’s fast food chain in 1997.Nooyi has a degree in management from Yale, and her career includes stints at the Boston Consulting Group and Motorola. She attributes much of her success to her upbringing in India. Nooyi honors her heritage by often attending PepsiCo events wearing a sari. She has developes 5C’s as formula of her success 1-Competence: you must acquire a hip-pocket skill which you’re known for, and keep working at it. 2.Confidence and3.Courage go together. Unless you’re willing to speak up for what you believe in, you’re never going to be much of a leader.
4.Communication skills, both oral and written, are really important. It’s the one area I’d really like to see our younger people investing in.5.Company’s conscience.

Her basket of awards is already full with so many achievements and awards.She has been awarded Padma Bhushan in 2007 by government of India. Forbes magazine poll has ranked Nooyi third on 2008 list of The world’s most powerful women.In 2008 , Nooyi has been named one of America’s Best Leader’s by U.S News and World report.

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Jun 03 2009

Activities for kids!Part 1

Published by Charu M under Uncategorized

Mothers are always concerned about the activities of their kids. Especially during vacation times!300x255_teacup-front_rdax_651

Kids demand attention, they are never ready to just sit idle. We as mothers try our best to keep them occupied with so many things. Coloring, painting, craft work, Internet sites, reading, pretend play, visit to parks, etc are the various ways kids keep themselves busy. It’s a fact that whatever activity kids are involved in is helping them to develop some skills for themselves. Painting and art activities help in enhancing creativity, craft work helps building holding skills, pretend and play help in expressing themselves.

At times kids ask you for certain other activities as they can get bored of doing the same usual activities. Then we have to be innovative and patient too! While searching out for ways to keep my kid busy at home I came across various tips which I will love to share with my readers. As the list is big enough to share in one go, therefore I will keep the series on with every passing week-

1. MAKE ME POSTER- To recognize your child’s interests.

Markers, gum, large sheet, magazine pictures, snapshots, scissors

Go through different magazines and papers with your child. Find pictures of your child’s favorite things like what’s his favorite food, pets, clothes, .Cut the pictures down and paste them into large sheet of paper… Make big captions on the chart like “look at me when I was 1 years old!” or “My granny dear”.

This activity gives a special feeling to your child and says to him that you are special to us. This activity will definitely build self-confidence in your child!

2. WORD GAME

Paper, Marker, Small Box

Decorate a small box and keep it in your kid’s room. Every day post a new word in his room and discuss the meaning also. Then keep that word in the box. Review all words once a week. You can add different variations also to this game. Show different words to them and ask them to choose. Then attach all words card together to make a word train. You can make this game more dramatic to involve your kid into it fully.

Happy vacations!

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Jun 01 2009

Quotation of the week!

Published by Charu M under Uncategorized

The fastest way to change the society is to mobilize the women of the world.

-Charles Malik. Charles Malik of Lebanon played a vital role in shaping the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights, Malik’s fellow delegates credited him as the driving force behind the document’s arrangement.

In politics if you want anything said ask a man- if you want anything done ask a woman-Margaret Thatcher She was the Prime Minister of United Kingdom from 1975-90. She is the only woman to have held either post.

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