Umm Ahmed

The onset of puberty marks a major milestone in every boy’s stage of life and development. These changes are accompanied with their own set of physical and emotional challenges.

As adults, we yearn to live a predictable life, where we can feel a sense of security, containment and control over our surrroundings (be it in the home or at work). Children are no different.

As we gear up to send our children back to school or fine-tune our homeschool curriculum for the start of another “school year,” it is important for parents to take a step back and wrestle with their own notions of education and success.

One of the most common causes of infertility in women is attributed to a condition called PCOS or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. Statistics indicate that about 5-10% of women aged 15-44 have this condition, and most women learn about it in their 20s or 30s.

A young child begins to display emotions such as happiness, distress, and abhorrence within the first few months of life.

The issue of single parenting is pre-destined by fate and one that an individual may not necessarily have complete control over.

Gone are the days when internet use was reserved for specific needs only. We are witnesses to an ever-growing interdependence between gadgets and the use of the internet in our day-to-day lives, sometimes even for our children.