It’s funny how much you can learn about your own child by just watching what happens when you’re not around. For the longest time, I thought I knew my daughter’s preferences like the back of my hand. Sweet things were always her favorite—watermelon, mandarin, strawberries, mangoes, apples, blueberries. If it was colorful, juicy, and sweet,… Continue reading How Daycare Changed My Daughter’s Taste Buds
Tag: peer influence
The Quiet Power of the People Around Us
We don’t always notice it happening. It’s subtle, slow, and often goes unspoken. But the people we spend time with—their energy, their behavior, their outlook—start to shape us. Not because we’re weak-minded or lack a sense of self. Not because we’re trying to copy anyone. Simply because we’re human. And being human means we are… Continue reading The Quiet Power of the People Around Us
Why People Prefer iPhones and Samsungs: A Personal Perspective
In today’s smartphone world, iPhones and Samsungs dominate the market, each with its own group of dedicated fans. As someone who uses both, I get to enjoy the unique features each brand brings to the table. It’s clear that people gravitate toward these phones for different reasons, but when you take a closer look, the… Continue reading Why People Prefer iPhones and Samsungs: A Personal Perspective
