Rauniyar's Artsy

Eater Monday | 2026 | Day Tour - Picnic and Fun.

I wouldn’t say I’m not Mentally Disciplined when it Comes to FOOD.



Meet my personal CHEF

This was a moment I’ll never forget.

After years of study, placements, and perseverance, I received my NESA Provisional Accreditation and officially became a teacher. What started as a goal turned into a profession built on purpose, care, and responsibility.

This marks the beginning of a new chapter. One where I get to work alongside children, support their learning, and grow every day as an educator. I’m excited for the journey ahead and grateful for everyone who supported me along the way.

Here’s to learning, growth, and making a difference.

Great Ocean Road | One Day Road Trip

Melbourne Trip | Sep 2025

“And just like that, I’m a grad!” 🧑‍🎓 |

#2025 🎓

“We Keep This Love in a Photograph” -

Chhath 2025 | 📍Angle Park, Chipping Norton, NSW

After realising the souls true nature, one rises above pain, pleasure, insult, honour, grief, and separation. One remains steadfast and unwavering in all situations.

08/07/2025 | 📍BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha

I’m an Opacarophile.

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1. : - Natural consequences can be learning opportunities. They teach your toddler that their actions have an effect, which also helps them learn about boundaries, rules, and expectations.

By encouraging free movement, you can help your child learn how to safely maneuver their body. If they reach the top when climbing, for instance, they gain experience with using strength, coordination, and balance. If they miss a step along the way, they get immediate feedback, and you're there to catch them.

(Research has found that placing too many restrictions on toddlers as they explore their environment can actually inhibit their ability to manage risks without parental support)