Your baby’s first Diwali is an exciting opportunity to blend the magic of tradition with the wonder of new beginnings. It’s a time to create memories, introduce your little one to traditions, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. As you celebrate your little one's arrival into the family, let’s explore some beautiful and creative ways to mark this milestone, ensuring that their first Diwali is filled with warmth and joy. From festive clothes to tiny diyas, here’s how you can celebrate this special festival with your little one, making it memorable for the whole family. Dress Them in Traditional Outfits To begin with, you can get your baby dressed in cute, festive attire like a tiny kurta, lehenga, or sherwani. Make sure to choose soft, comfortable fabrics that keep them comfortable throughout the day, and allow them to enjoy the festival without any discomfort. Diwali Photoshoot You can create lasting memories this Diwali by organizing a photoshoot. Simply arrange a corner with light
As a parent, you’ll be carrying your baby’s car seat more often than you think—to the car, the grocery store, or just around the house. Carrying a car seat the wrong way, especially with a baby in it, can lead to aches and pains. But with the right techniques, you can ensure comfort and safety for both you and your baby. Here’s how you can carry a car seat the right way without putting strain on your body. 1. Use the Right Grip The most common method for carrying a car seat is gripping the handle. However, instead of holding it with your palm facing inward, which can strain your wrist and arm, try holding it with your palm facing down and your elbow slightly bent. This position distributes the weight better and reduces discomfort. 2. Carry on Your Forearm Another comfortable way to carry a car seat is by looping the handle over your forearm. This position helps you balance the weight on your arm rather than your hand. It also frees up your wrists and helps prevent back or shoulder st