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POV: You spend a lovely weekend at the zoo… and finally meet the famous capybara. 🦫✨
With all the capybara hype between little kids these days, this moment had to be documented.
There is something so special about seeing children get excited over animals they’ve read about, watched, talked about, and suddenly see in real life.
Zoo days are never just about animals.
They are about curiosity, questions, laughter, family memories, and little moments of wonder.
Have your kids joined the capybara craze too? 😄
Tell me in the comments — what animal are your children currently obsessed with?

Who said learning is boring?
Bubbles + phonics = magic.
Today’s word: bubble
Can you hear the /b/?
Now let’s blend…
Play first.
Learning follows.
Hands-on activities make it stick.
No boring worksheets today.
Just sounds, smiles, and learning.
Save this idea! Will you try this? 🇦🇪

Did you know?
When we read picture books with children, we are not only “reading a story.” We are building language, attention, imagination, emotional connection, and early literacy foundations.

Weekend DIY project with simple resources:
Glass jar
Clay
Rolling pin
Water
Paint
And lots of imagination!
A lovely activity to spark creativity, fine motor skills, storytelling, and quality family time.
Sometimes the simplest materials create the most magical moments.
Would you try this with your little ones?
Save this idea for your next weekend activity and tag me if you make your own whimsical jar house. 🤍

Books are never just books. 📚✨
They help children connect, imagine, share, and fall in love with reading.
Author visits | Storytelling sessions | Book-linked activities
Available for schools, nurseries, and family venues across the UAE.
DM to book or enquire. 🤍 🇦🇪

May, you were a whole chapter… 🤍
A little photo dump of the good, the hard, the beautiful, the messy, the wins, the worries, the smiles, and the lessons.
Thank you May for everything you carried — the ups, the downs, the blessings, the reminders, and the moments that made me pause and feel grateful.
And here’s your gentle reminder:
Not everything is as perfect as it looks online. Nothing is always as good as advertised. Behind every smile, every post, every “I’m fine,” there may be someone silently battling their own battles.
So be kind.
Be kind to others.
Be kinder to yourself.
Celebrate the little wins. Rest when you need to. And remember that you are doing better than you think.
Goodbye May… thank you for the memories, the growth, and the lessons.
Hello June, please be gentle. ✨
What is one thing May taught you? Share it in the comments — I’d love to read it.

Eid home activity…. Let’s make squishy toys