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5 tips for smoothest baby skin!!! #SoftestForBabySkin

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Can anything be… Soft as gossamer, Light as a feather, Smoother than silk? Your babies skin… Even softer than your angels touch? Yes!!! Try Pamper’s premium care pants Redefine softness! The other day I was reading an article which said that a baby’s skin is three times thinner than an adult’s skin and loses moisture much more rapidly.   I was really surprised as haven’t we all experienced the magic of a babies skin. Wouldn’t that mean that a baby’s skin would require much more care to keep it soft and smooth unlike an adults? Yes that’s absolutely true.   Here are top five tips new parents must take into account to keep their babies skin soft and smooth as ever. ‘Bath time’- Almost everyone in the world is very particular about cleanliness. Hygiene obsessed parents must realise that spending too much time in a bath or in too much soapy water is actually not good for infant skin. The water and soap tend to cause the bab...

Life- A symphony (3 line poetry)

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The symphony of life... Sun, moon, shadows A thousand dreams soar!!! Poem and Photograph  © Vyomi Malik

Book Review: Khel the writings by Vishal Goswami

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Book name: Khel the Writing Author: Vishal Goswami Genre: Horror Are you a fan of horror stories? Do you enjoy scary tales that make your hair stand up on end? If you do then, Vishal Goswami’s latest bone chilling thriller is the perfect book for you. Get ready to read one of the most bloodcurdling sagas you would ever have come across in your life. You are not going to be able to put down this scary, full of suspense page turner. If you’re one of those people afraid of the dark or such generally the timid, faint hearted kinds then this book is not for you.  Even though I read this book in broad daylight I had shivers running down my spine and felt extremely cold even though the sun was shining brightly. If you are very brave then read it in the dark, for this book will make even the most strong-hearted person look over their shoulder and wonder if it is their turn next... An eerie, abandoned Haveli located on a hill station near Mumbai, with a past so dark and secrets so d...

Top 5 things to keep a baby’s skin safe, smooth and protected

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Your precious bundle of joy Tiny fingers and little toes Skin that’s super soft And needs premium care Here are five tops tips To keep your infant’s skin smooth and protected The very sight of a baby draws ‘Oooh’s and Aahh’s’ from everyone. You just want to cuddle the little one and revel in the smoothness of its super soft skin.  It’s no wonder that all advertisements for moisturizing creams for adults claim to give you ‘Baby smooth skin’. This is the very reason that an infant’s skin requires ultimate protection and care.  The harsh sun and polluted environment that we live in is sure to take their toll on your little one’s ultra-sensitive skin.  So what are the five most common skin problems that all babies face at some point and what are the best ways to deal with them and keep you angel’s skin super soft? The devil called ‘Diaper Rash’ - This is one skin problem that every baby faces no matter how much you try to avoid it. The diaper are...

Haiku # Over

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Mellowed radiance Over sun-kissed mountaintops Divine gift of hope Links to: Haiku Horizon- "Over" Poem and Photograph  © Vyomi Malik

Tales of Silence

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No words exchanged, Only glaring eyes. Faces forever, Turned away. Silence speaks, Words of hatred. Nostrils flared, Blazing eyes. Clenched fingers, Gritted teeth. Silence speaks, Words of anger. Drooping shoulders, Dejected countenance. Eyes awash, With a river of tears. Silence speaks, Words of sorrow. Stolen glances, Filled with longing. Dreamy eyes, A rosy glow. Silence speaks, Words of love. Desolate eyes, Shrunken frame. Protruding bones, Palms outstretched. Silence speaks, Words of hunger. Snow white hair, Twinkling eyes. Warm smiles, An air of serenity. Silence speaks, Words of wisdom.  Poem © Vyomi Malik

Haiga- Sunset

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  Links to: Haiku Horizons prompt "sweep"   Haiku and photograph © Vyomi Malik