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Being mom is one of the toughest but satisfying and fulfilling jobs in the world.

How much ever u get prepared, u will still feel least prepared to handle postpartum episodes.

Isn't it true?... 

I know most of u will agree with me...

I was totally unprepared for the preparedness... Yes! Made everything prepared for the baby but not me...

Hi, I am YogaRani, a Food Technologist, 
who loves to write about my experiences on parenting..

So i have decided to write down on everybits of parenting to help my fella mommie's... helping hand and moral support is the vital in parenting and especially during postpartum period..

Am not going to load you guys with entire read, but will write down one point per day, untill it's done.


Will be discussing everything from scratch from the time of implantation to growing the embryo to an independent child...





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  1. ShirinFebruary 5, 2021 at 1:52 AM

    Yogi bear.. so impressive.. love your work❤️❤️❤️❤️ you never did tell me once about it though 😡

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