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18 Aug 2026

ADHD in Girls: Signs, Symptoms and Why It Is Often Missed in India

A girl sits quietly in class. She does not disturb anyone. She may even get decent marks. But every day, she comes home exhausted. Homework takes hours. She loses things constantly. She cries when small plans change. She is called careless, distracted, emotional, or lazy. And because she is not running around the classroom or […]

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overstimulated, touched out, and snapping

Mother's Mental Health

22 Aug 2026

Overstimulated Mom? Understanding Parental Sensory Overload and How to Cope

A child is crying. Someone is asking for a snack. The pressure cooker whistles. Your phone is ringing. The television is on. There are toys under your feet, messages waiting to be answered, and one more person saying, “Mumma, look!” Then suddenly, something small happens and you snap. If you have ever felt that you […]
matrescence the word that explains why motherhood changes everything about you

Mother's Mental Health

20 Jun 2026

Matrescence: The Word That Explains Why Motherhood Changes Everything About You

The Question I Hear Most Often In my 17 years as a child psychologist and parenting coach, the question I hear most often from new and newer mothers is not about sleep schedules or toddler behaviour. It’s a quieter, more unsettling question  and it usually comes out haltingly, sometimes tearfully, often with a look of […]
screen time and mom guilt what the research actually says

Mother's Mental Health

16 Jun 2026

Screen Time and Mom Guilt: What the Research Actually Says

The Number That Surprised Even Me A 2026 study found that 84.6% of parents in the United States report feeling guilty about their children’s screen use, up from 74% just a year earlier. And yet, in that same study, only 2% of parents of young children allow no screen time at all. That gap  between […]
returning to work after maternity leave the emotions no one prepares you for

Mother's Mental Health

13 Jun 2026

Returning to Work After Maternity Leave: The Emotions No One Prepares You For

A Statistic That Stopped Me Mid-Session According to a 2023 survey by the American Psychological Association, 68% of new mothers report significant anxiety when returning to the workplace after childbirth. In my 17 years as a child psychologist and parenting coach, I can tell you that number sounds about right  and yet, not a single […]
why your second pregnancy doesn't protect you from ppd

Mother's Mental Health

9 Jun 2026

Why Your Second Pregnancy Doesn’t Protect You From PPD?

Here is something that surprises many mothers I speak with: globally, about 1 in 5 women experience postpartum depression  and if you’ve had PPD once, your risk of it returning in a second pregnancy rises by up to 50%. (Source: postpartumdepression.org, 2025). Yet, so many mothers heading into their second pregnancy believe they are somehow […]
can you ever truly balance work and motherhood

Mother's Mental Health

6 Jun 2026

Can You Ever Truly Balance Work and Motherhood? An Honest Conversation

According to a 2022 survey, more than 40% of working mothers have been diagnosed with anxiety, depression, or both, a number that quietly tells the story of millions of women trying to hold everything together, all at once. (Source: Talkspace Business) I know this not just as a child psychologist. I know it because I […]
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