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#Collaboration with @FirstcryIndia Diwali is that time of the year when, amidst all the lights, laughter, traditions and celebrations, family comes a little closer. ❤️ It’s in the getting ready together, the endless conversations, the shared meals, and the little moments that become lifelong memories. Because at the end of the day, Diwali isn’t just about lighting up our homes, it’s about lighting up the bonds that make our family what it is. And @firstcryindia has been there every step of the way, making our shopping a whole lot easier. Our kids like simple clothing , that’s comfortable and yet have a touch of bling. We found these amazing ensembles on the first cry app. Use our discount code “KidKiDW26” to get some great deals! #firstcrywalidiwali26 #firstcrywalidiwali #firstcryindia #Diwali2026 Firstcry

KIDS HAIRCARE TIP 🧴 Gone are the days when we used to oil our hair and go to school. Let’s admit it kids these days don’t want sticky, shiny, oily hair all day. Solution? LEAVE IN CONDITIONER. So what is leave in conditioner? Leave-in conditioners, also known as leave-on or no-rinse conditioners, are conditioners that are applied to one’s hair after washing it. You spray it on, brush your hair and style if you want. It helps with dryness and makes the hair look and feel healthier. It also helps detangle. But you can only use this on your kids hair 2-3 times a week, on damp clean hair. #kiddiegramhacks Since this recipe has no preservatives make a batch that only lasts a week and put it in the fridge when not in use. Also bear in mind each persons hair is different so first see if this works for you. It’s worked for our kids so far that’s why felt the need to share. [ kids leave in conditioner diy girls hair care dry smooth detangle mom motherhood tween preteen girls child children tips parenting motherhood teen teenagers Kiddiegram ]

SWIPE TILL THE LAST SLIDE AND TELL US WHICH ONE SURPRISED YOU THE MOST? [ kids teen tween preteen teenagers daughter girls mother mom motherhood parenting parenthood family raising sisters brothers behavior friendships Kiddiegram ]

YOUR THIRD CHILDS FAVOURITE There’s something so incredibly special about watching my third baby grow up with a 15-year-old sister. One is just discovering the world, while the other has already lived through so much of it, and yet, the baby’s happiest smiles seem to be reserved for her. She has only been here a little while, but somehow she already knows exactly who her favourite person is. Her big sister. [ kids children baby family sister bond siblings toddler newborn third child child big older motherhood mom Indian favourite funny Kiddiegram ]

10 SIBLING BOND NON NEGOTIABLES 1. Zero Tolerance For Name Calling 2. ⁠Never Making Fun Of Eachother in front of Other People 3. ⁠No Competitive Terminology 4. ⁠No Wrestling When Angry 5. ⁠No Disrespectful Behavior 6. ⁠No Tattling Only Telling 7. ⁠No Parenting Eachother 8. ⁠Help Eachother First 9. ⁠No Ganging Up On Eachother 10. ⁠Appreciation Check ins (get kids to sit with eachother and tell eachother meaningful things they love and admire about one another) {siblings, sibling love, sibling bond, sibling rules, parenting rules, parenting tips, kids, teens, preteens, teenagers, kiddiegram }

STORY STRUCTURE CHART ✍🏼📝 Writing essays in school can be tricky. Using a story elements chart like this helps children to remain focused and organised. It also keeps them on track and doesn’t let them slip from the subject they’re trying to explain. Save this and try it with your kids. #kiddiegramhacks [ kids child children essay English writing teen tween teenagers preteen parenting student school teacher chart story elements structure creative Kiddiegram ]

6 SCREENTIME RULES FOR KIDS Realistically Screentime is unavoidable in our opinion. However some rules keep things under check. Here are the ones we enforce. 1. Homework, chores and responsibilities come before screens. 2. ⁠No devices on weekdays unless it’s for homework. All entertainment can be viewed on large TV for limited period. 3. ⁠Family meals should be screen free. 4. ⁠Parents decide which apps, games and shows are age-appropriate. 5. ⁠No social media accounts or posts without discussing it first. 6. ⁠If screen time starts affecting sleep, school, friendships, sport or family life, it will be reduced. What rules do you enforce at your house? [ kids children child parenting parent toddler preteen teen tween teenagers parent daughter son siblings iPad Screentime social media rules Kiddiegram ]

SWIPE TILL THE LAST SLIDE AND TELL US DOES YOUR TEENAGER FOLLOW THESE POINTS? [ kids children child teen teenager tween preteen parenting raising family daughter son young adults parent mom dad motherhood fatherhood parenthood Kiddiegram ]

TRUTHS YOU SHOULD REPEAT TO YOUR DAUGHTERS Daughters don’t need us to have all the answers. They need us to give them the right advice before the world gets a chance to teach them the wrong lessons. Give them these lessons even when they roll their eyes. Even when they say, “I know, Mom.” Even when they think you don’t understand. Because one day, they may not need you to tell them what to do… but the values, wisdom and little reminders you gave them will still be in their heads when they have to make those decisions on their own. Be their inner voice long after you’re gone. Which other phrases would you keep telling your daughters? [ kids teen tween preteen teenagers child children baby toddlers girls daughters sisters siblings family values parenting parent mom dad world love respect Kiddiegram ]

HOW TO GET ORGANISED AFTER SCHOOL 1. Create a Chart so child can tick what they’ve finished 2. Make Sure They UNPACK their bag and identify their HW for the day. 3. ⁠Afterschool Snacktime and Playtime should not take too long. KEEP A TIMER to help them regulate the time. 4. ⁠Try To Help Them Finish HW well Before Bedtime so they’re Not too tired While Doing their work. [ kids organised after school students study exam tests teen tween preteen teenagers child children daughter son siblings brother sister Kiddiegram mom dad parenting parent tips ]