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Being a working South Asian woman is our day job, but being a masalamomma is 24-7. Whether you’re living in an extended family, on your own with kids or with a partner, sometimes you don’t have the answer to that parenting question or challenge. Should you be on your child’s Facebook page? What school should you choose for your child? What’s the latest parent must-have for your baby? Here, you’ll find tips from experts and our very own masalamommas on how to tackle issues for all ages: baby, toddler, preschooler, teen and young adult. We’ll also provide suggestions and interviews with other inspiring masalamommas about finding their own version of the “right balance” of culture and parenting.

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Moms Love Their Cars: Review of the Chevrolet Orlando
By Shweta Jacob @shwetajacob and online at: www.switchingitup.wordpress.com Sponsored by Chevrolet Canada When I was recently given the opportunity to drive the 7-seater Chevrolet Orlando for a few days I was a little nervous. I live & work in the city where parking is limited, and street parking often requires
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What It Takes to Raise Children, Miles Away from Family
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What It Takes to Raise Children, Miles Away from Family
By Naya Weber, @LactivistNLoubs As the old saying goes, “It takes a village to raise a child“. This holds especially true for South Asian culture, due to the prevalence of joint family homes. Growing up, my own family consisted of my parents, aunt, grandparents, and younger sister; all living in
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Are You Ready To Become a Parent?
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Are You Ready To Become a Parent?
By MySahana Making the decision to bring a child into the world is a difficult one. Among other things, it requires both partners being on the same page about wanting children and identifying the right time for you as a couple to take this huge step. The most important thing
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