Your child’s first orthodontic appointment
Childhood is full of milestones, from losing the first baby tooth to the first day of adult teeth appearing. As a new mom, you probably document every little detail to cherish those later. But are you missing something more important? As a parent, you determine whether your child moves through the teeth development phases in […]
Organise your thoughts with these 4 journaling apps
Before we get into the different journaling apps, let me ask you some questions: do you love watching aesthetic Instagram reels of people journaling in their leisure time? Well, that’s not just for the sake of making visually-appealing videos. Journaling also acts as a self-care method. Have you ever tried it? If not, think of […]
Veganism: more than a diet, it’s a way of life
Veganism arises from a belief structure that excludes any form of cruelty towards animals. It does so by promoting animal-free alternatives for food, clothing, or any other purpose. This lifestyle advocates the well-being of all and resorts to a plant-only diet. This diet includes legumes, pulses, seeds, grains, nuts, vegetable oils, fruits, and vegetables. However, […]
Top 3 movie apps for the ultimate movie buff
Movies are our go-to programme, whether at the end of a hectic day, to spice up a boring weekend, or to have fun with family and friends during the holidays. A couple of hours of storytelling through cinematography can be refreshing, provided you pick the right flick. But irrespective of what genres you like or […]
Top 3 reading apps for book-lovers
Along with the developments of technology, even reading habits have changed over the years! The way we enjoy the art of writing is a far cry from what it used to be. The digital age entices us to turn our hobbies into a scoreboard, to compare with peers. This novel form (see what we did […]
Cancel culture: how far is too far?
Cancel culture—promoting the “cancelling” of people, shows, brands, and movies due to what some consider problematic/offensive—isn’t all that new. To trace its origin, the American music artist Nile Rodgers wrote a song called Your love is cancelled for a partner who spurned him. Later, the film New Jack City (1991) gave a misogynistic angle to […]
Food trends: a woke, new culinary world?
With the unwanted guest that barged in with the year 2020, the entire world came to a sudden halt. As a result, we were all stuck in our homes, trying to find ways to pass the time. Different people utilised the lockdown differently. While health enthusiasts started promoting indoor workouts, artists started creating resourceful art […]
Ghosting: when it’s not just a communication gap
Ghosting isn’t a recent trend. For as long as humans have communicated with each other, they have also broken off communication without warning. However, in today’s world, ghosting is much more evident because of instant communication. With devices and social networks that inform us if a message is read or not (thank you, devastatingly accurate […]
Gaslighting: everything you need to know
If you’re unfamiliar with the intricacies of the term gaslighting and it confuses you, you are not alone. “Stop imagining things. You never remember things correctly.” “You’re overthinking it!” “I never said/did that. Are you crazy?” “If you loved me, you would….” These are some phrases that people often use while gaslighting others, be it intentionally or […]
Mental health apps for your every need
Today, we’re making huge strides in destigmatising mental illnesses. People are actively working on making mental health a priority. Moreover, it’s becoming less taboo to talk openly about therapy. Everything points towards the fact that we’re prioritising self-care, which is incredible! However, with all these recent developments, we still sometimes fail to do the […]