grandparents
Becoming a grandparent makes getting older something to look forward to - all the fun of parenting, without the hassle.
Grandmother’s Final Wish — And the Letter She Never Gave Me
I remember the smell of her shawl — lavender, a hint of something earthy, and time. My grandmother had the kind of presence that filled a room quietly. She was never loud, never overly affectionate, but her love was undeniable, stitched into the tiny acts she performed daily: folding my clothes just right, remembering I liked my tea without sugar, whispering my name during prayer.
By Muhammad Usama7 months ago in Families
7 Early Signs of Autism in Babies Every Parent Should Know
Autism in infants can make a significant difference in getting timely support and interventions. While autism spectrum disorder (ASD) doesn’t affect a baby’s physical appearance, it can influence how they communicate, interact, and engage with the world around them. Understanding these early indicators can help parents and caregivers identify potential developmental delays and seek appropriate guidance.
By Mind Grove Therapy7 months ago in Families
Grandfather’s Final Wish: A Journey Back to Where It All Began
I always thought my grandfather would live forever. He was one of those people whose presence filled every room, whose laughter made even the bitterest tea taste sweet. His hands were always stained with earth from the garden, and his words always carried stories from a world that seemed older than time. But age, as it does, crept in silently. His memory started to blur, and his steps grew uncertain. And yet, his spirit never faded.
By Muhammad Usama7 months ago in Families
Sacrifice
In a dark room, the ticking of a sewing machine echoed. A mother with a bent back, tired hands, and weak eyes was stitching her son's school uniform. The electric light in the room was dim, but in her heart, the hope for her son's bright future shone brightly.
By MIne Story Nest7 months ago in Families
The Bench Under the Old Maple: A Story of Memory, Love, and Quiet Places
Start writing... There was once an old wooden bench under a tall maple tree. Most people walked past it without looking. To them, it was just a bench—old, broken, and unimportant. But for me, it meant everything.
By Qaseem Ahmadzai7 months ago in Families
The Clock on the Wall
I never liked that clock. It was in our lounge room, a tacky, ticking plastic affair that was never quite right for the decor. The glass was broken from when I'd thrown a cricket ball indoors and blamed the kid next door. The numbers were beginning to wear off. Yet my father never got a new one.
By Muhammad Usama7 months ago in Families
The Last Letter
It was a cold December morning when Sarah opened the old wooden box she’d kept under her bed for years. Dust clung to the edges, and her hands trembled as she lifted the lid. Inside were memories she wasn’t sure she was ready to face — photographs, faded letters, and a tiny silver locket.
By Tariq jamil7 months ago in Families
Stay Full and Energized All Day with These High-Fiber Snacks for Weight Loss
When it comes to managing your weight and maintaining steady energy levels throughout the day, snacking can either be your best friend or your worst enemy. Many of the convenient, processed snacks available on the market are packed with refined carbs and added sugars, offering a quick energy boost followed by a crash that leaves you hungrier than before. Instead of reaching for chips or candy bars, consider fiber-rich snacks that support weight loss, gut health, and long-lasting energy.
By Ahmad shah7 months ago in Families
The Chair by the Mango Tree
I never thought a simple wooden chair could hold so much meaning. It sat under the mango tree in our ancestral courtyard for over two decades, weathered by time, dust, and laughter. But to us, it was Dada’s throne — my grandfather’s favorite place in the whole world.
By Muhammad Usama7 months ago in Families
