Complete Wellbeing [CW] is a first-of-its-kind monthly magazine dedicated to YOU and your wellbeing. This website offers a preview into the magazine. In each issue, you can read six complete articles (marked FULL TEXT). Excerpts of rest of the articles are also available. Explore the free articles.
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Apr 2008Home is not just about the four walls, but about the family living in it and how they contribute to the house and its happiness. Even for those among us without a green thumb, watching one particular kind of sapling grow into a tree is (Read Full Text »)
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Mar 2008In an interview with Sangeetha Mathew, model and choreographer Sandip Soparrkar shares his joy of being a single parent. A single parent, as described by the web encyclopedia wikipedia, is a parent who cares for children without the assistance of another person in the house. (Read Excerpt »)
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Feb 2008Family is an integral part of our life. This Valentine’s Day express love to your family and make them feel special. In today’s busy world, everyone wants to get back to the comfort of one’s own family at the end of the day. This is (Read Excerpt »)
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Jan 2008Communicating with the growing life in the womb is essential, maybe even more than physical nourishment. For a short span of time, mother and baby share one body, but do they share one mind? Recent research suggests this is more than just a possibility. Some (Read Excerpt »)
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Dec 2007Children throw tantrums as a way of expressing anger and frustration. Parents need to understand the needs and deficiencies of the child to help them deal with their emotions. You have seen this scene often enough. You’re in a shopping mall. You suddenly hear (Read Excerpt »)
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Nov 2007Hyperactive children have a different charm, a different style of thinking and behaving. They are not disordered. Picture this. Children who were, not long ago, seen as bundles of energy, daydreamers and/or fireballs, are now considered hyperactive, distractible, and impulsive — the three classical signs (Read Excerpt »)
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Oct 2007Mrs World ADITI Govitrikar, doctor, model, actress and mom, in conversation with ELSIE Gabriel. Congratulations are in order! You have just delivered a baby and the excitement is all around. But, you are simply stressed out. Join the club! With a toddler to (Read Excerpt »)
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Sep 2007What helps us to get on with life in moments of grief is a strong social support system. There are no pharmacies that fill-out a prescription of confidantes, friends, well-wishers, or pro re nata [PRN, or “as needed”], but “people-need-people” situations are indispensable in life. (Read Excerpt »)
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Jun 2007When was the last time you had a spat with your brother, or sister? Last year? Last week? Or, was it yesterday? All of us grow up swinging back and forth between adoring and detesting our siblings. It is perfectly normal for brothers and (Read Excerpt »)
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May 2007Parenting is a delicate balancing act. One of the most challenging roles that one can ever be called upon to play in one’s life is that of a parent. While there are manuals for everything in this world — ranging from car repair to how (Read Excerpt »)
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