HeyJaredkhushboo Bhutada
Raw notes on motherhood, homemaking, and the everyday moments in between. Not perfect. Not polished. Just honest reflections as I learn, grow, and show up — one draft at a time.
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Before You Judge Me, Let Me Rant (opens the original)
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I know I've been a little quiet.But honestly, I didn't even have the time to rant.The last ten days have been Ganpati, aarti, prasad, pandal hopping, getting the kids ready, getting them where they needed to be, and somewhere in between, preparing for the exams.Yes, my kids have their exams.But all the mothers know, it's not really just the kids' exams.We study. We revise. We remind. We panic. We ask, "Beta, this chapter is done?" approximately 47 times a day.So yes, technically, they have the e
Inheritance Without Consent (opens the original)
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When we hear the word inheritance, we usually think of jewellery, property, money, perhaps a family heirloom or two.But there is another kind of inheritance that nobody really talks about.The kind nobody puts in a will.Nobody asks you whether you want it.It simply lands in your lap because..."This is how we've always done it."👉🏻A particular dish is made on a particular day.👉🏻A particular festival is always celebrated at a particular house.👉🏻A particular pooja happens there every year.👉
Today, the Cow Is Not Blocking Traffic 🐄 (opens the original)
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August is an interesting month in a Marwari household.Actually, let me correct that. July and August are when the whole festival-and-fasting season really gets going. Teej, Gangaur, Bachbaras, & then one vrat after another. Suddenly, the calendar is full of dates where something has to be eaten, not eaten, done, not done, worshipped, avoided.I have grown up with all of this. And I do participate. I fast, I pray, I do the rituals.But I was thinking about something the other day.The first time I l
Can I Rant About Schools This Time? (opens the original)
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I have children.Which means I read certain news differently now.Not just as another person scrolling past another headline.But as a parent who has to wake her children up, get them ready, pack their bags and send them to school.And lately, I keep asking myself a question I never thought I would have to ask:Are our schools actually safe for our children?On November 1, 2025, nine-year-old Amaira, a Class IV student at Neerja Modi School in Jaipur, died after falling from the fourth floor of her sc
Potty, But Make It Ergonomic (opens the original)
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“Ma, my life has changed.”His mother looked up from her tea.That was a dramatic opening.“Should I be worried?”“No, no. The opposite. I have discovered something.”She waited.He leaned forward, lowering his voice as though he was about to reveal a family secret.“You know how I was always complaining about my mornings?”“Which complaint? You have several.”“Ma!”“Okay, okay. Go on.”“So, I saw this video. This doctor was explaining something. And honestly, it made so m
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