Saturday 27 February 2016

Lets bring a change with Ariel.

Long gone are the days of only Mom or Sisters doing your laundry! Now the women of the house have so many works to do apart from laundry and household chores. The “ideal” woman of our age is glamorous, sophisticated, aggressive, powerful, outspoken, career-minded, independent, self-sufficient, and sensuous. She needs no one and nothing. She is in control of her own life, as well as the people and circumstances around her.

But the ancient Indian culture taught us that “Men Laundry Is a Woman's Job”.  And some family’s do follow this and teach their new generation.  I firmly believe that it is very important to end this prejudice by giving housewives the right values at home itself.  The young ones in the family watch their elder’s and practice same in their lives and if we want to bring a change in the society the young ones should be taught right things.

A survey conducted by a third party for Ariel reveals some statistics that show a bleak future. Check them out below.


The young ones watch their father sit back, relax and watch television whereas on the other hand their mother slaves and works hard in kitchen and laundry room. So what are we teaching them? Is it right or wrong?  2 Out of every 3 children think that household chores are their Mother’s job. This mentality must be changed.

We equally educate both sons and daughters but in this process of education we show how biased we are, we make our daughters agree that they should learn laundry as they will have to practice same once they get married. Don’t you feel that we are sowing wrong seeds in their minds? Our fathers agree that without proper knowledge of household chores we Indian girls won’t be able to find our perfect match.

If you call yourself as the man of the house you are responsible for proper well being and future of your kid. Most of the married men the so called man of the house believe that not helping their wives in laundry is manliness. They are setting wrong example for their kids. They should be a better role model for their children. And if you agree that your kids watch you and do same then I believe you should help your wife by sharing her household burden.

It is we who can bring a change and for a better future this prejudice must be brought to an end. So let's raise our powerful voice to the Ariel #ShareTheLoad activity at BlogAdda!



 “I am joining the Ariel #ShareTheLoad campaign at BlogAdda and blogging about the prejudice related to household chores being passed on to the next generation.

Laundry isn't just a woman's job!

In 1950's, women belonged in the kitchen or laundry room, the laundry job was reserved only for women, who washed all their family's laundry. As such, laundry rooms were an obligatory stop in many women's weekly lives and became a sort of meeting place for women in towns or villages, where they could discuss issues or simply chat, equated by many with gossips. But today things have changed.

Being a wife and a mom is no job but its work, a ton of work. The women of the house have to go through so many chaoses when she is doing laundry. And why would the men help us in laundry? After all laundry was never meant to be husband's work as most have grown up watching their dad sit back and watch television while their mommy have been slaving away doing all the household work.

Our Indian culture has trained us in such a way that even though we equally educate both our children. The daughters need to learn household chores while the son is taught to have food and watch his wife slave day and night. Now, both women and men step out of their house and earn bread for their family. The women have to struggle day and night with the burden of two jobs one working outside the house and the other one at home.

Now, she is fed up of the tag "Men Laundry Is a Woman's Job".  Men must understand that women have so many of things to do. She has way more work then sorting, washing, ironing and folding.  He should understand that when woman is helping him handle the financial burden then why he can’t help her sometimes in household works. Children learn what they see and what they are taught by their parents. So if they see that household chores are the exclusive domain of women, they will carry this prejudice well into adulthood. The new generation in the house must be taught that dad’s just don’t sit back and watch television they help their wife’s in household chores.

The faulty Indian mentality brings them to a conclusion that women are meant to perform all the household chores. Some men feel ashamed helping their wives. It won’t affect the manliness in you but will set an example in the society. So let's raise our powerful voice to the Ariel #ShareTheLoad activity at BlogAdda!


 “I am joining the Ariel #ShareTheLoad campaign at BlogAdda and blogging about the prejudice related to household chores being passed on to the next generation.


Wednesday 3 February 2016

Wake up to a Gold Morning

Have you ever had a day that started wrong and continued a downward whirl until evening? Maybe you haven’t waked up with the good morning. Or it might happen you wake up and don’t really want to start your day. It happens to the best of us, yet this is your day and you might not get another one so don’t miss it! If you wake up with negativity you end up the day with same, so welcome the morning with a SMILE on your face as it bring us A new opportunity And fresh hope that our dreams and aspirations are still valid. So Smile & wake up with positive energy turning the good mornings to Good Mornings.

Well, we all like things to be predictable, don't we? And what if we receive a morning surprise your Good Mornings turn to Best Mornings. Morning surprises make it an extraordinary day!! This morning I had a usual knock at the door. I had #Colgate360GoldMornings make a fancy delivery at 7.00 am in the morning with it new range of gold toothbrush along with a cute gold coffee mug and a super fancy gold water bottle.

The Colgate 360 Charcoal Gold toothbrush does more than just clean teeth. It cleans teeth, tongue, cheeks, and gums and helps out teeth stay healthy and plague free. It is ostentatious, with its fine choice of Gold and black colour combination and amounts for Rs 89 only. 


Do Try the Colgate 360 with the gold standard of whole mouth cleaning!!


Tuesday 22 December 2015

#FlipkartKids IndiBlogger Meet

With an internet user base of over 400 million, India has shown tremendous growth in the E-commerce segment and that’s why flipkart aims at creating more themed stores for its shoppers. On Saturday i.e. 19th Dec’15 Flipkart launched its ‘Flipkart Li’l Stars – India’s Biggest Online Kids Store’. Flipkart Li’l Stars is amongst one of such themed stores. Most of the bloggers from across India witnessed this launch party in Mumbai at Blue Frog.


As we checked in, we bloggers were served with delicious starters and drinks. The ambience was awesome. The indiblogger team introduced us to all the most enterprising bloggers and the flipkart team. After the welcome session it was time for discussion with Kalpana Behara on “Questions and debates in the mind of a parent blogger”. Kalpana Behara started her discussion by describing her Journey as a parent blogger.

She shared her experience as a mommy blogger and the way she blogged about every little thing related to her child and elaborated on how parent blogger resides in a very special corner of internet. She asked a few random questions related to the parent blogging. She even shared her solution on how at times we blogger don’t know what to blog! She said that as a mommy blogger she has promised herself to blog at least one post on her childs birthday. Kalpana Behara inspired me to keep blogging even after 20 years when I’ll be a mom!

The next session was Panel discussion- What to buy for your kids. As we all know that, nowadays the trend of online shopping has increased rapidly. Everyone purchases their most of the things online. So, as the trend of online shopping is running rapidly, the way people shop for their kids is changing. At flipkart’s online Kids Store you can buy everything related to kid’s right from Baby Care & Toys to dresses and clothing’s.  The parent bloggers asked few queries to the flipkart team. The flipkart team answered all those queries and highlighted on the positives of flipkart’s online Kids Store.

The meet continued with the awesome unplugged performance by the Blunder in the code. It was followed by the ad-mad session wherein the bloggers were divided into groups and they had to enact and advertise any useful product from the flipkart’s online kid’s store, a fun activity which cheered up everyone around and reflected the dramatic skills of bloggers.  The session ended with photo session!