Indian Daddy's Blog

     I would like to teach the Assamese language (Neel's mother tongue) as much as possible in-home. Same things I have tried to promote for interested other people to learn the Assamese language through the youtube channel. I feel happy if you look and encourage my effort. 

I have a dream to be the best daddy. I want to teach my son about my own culture and language. I, therefore, started a new feature with my son ' Deta and Deha https://youtu.be/W8FXIa1aPOc'.  In this video, I would like to feature how to recite the Assamese poem. I shall be happy if my readers would like my effort.

Dhemaji M.V. School            In the first September 2019, Neel visited his father's house in Dhemaji. Dhemaji is situated in the northeasternmost corner of Assam. The place is situated in the north bank of the river Brahmaputra and one of the beautiful place in North East India. The entire geographical areas of Dhemaji is crisscrossed by several rivers so flood is a perennial problem in this area. Besides, Dhemaji has many pre-medieval and medieval period historical sites. Malinithan, Habong, Botikur, Maskhowa, Narowathan, Nagakhelia, Chowkham, Silapathar etc are some examples.   Miko and Neel (right back) During colonial period Dhemaji is part of greater North Lakhimpur District with headquarter at Dibrugarh. Due to natural location, Dhemaji seems to be a remote location since past. Previously, educated people from the South Bank visited this place for promotion of education, business, etc.  Neels, Great ...

Neel Love animal. He loves birds, rhinos, elephants, butterflies and many ..... He has a deep acquaintance with rhino. He observed that his dad working day and nights to save this animal. In this video, he draws a colorful rhino in his own clipboard and sends the mass message all about to Save the rhino.  On behalf of Neel, I appeal to everyone to say 'Save Rhino' the prehistoric animal of our beautiful world.

Neel was asking to visit a Museum for a long time. He explored the museum on Youtube also seen in the Pawpatrol popular  Nick Junior TV Channel children program. Recently he has learning lot from the Ryan Youtube Channel.  We visited The Assam State Museum situated at Guwahati a state capital of Assam. This is a prime location and one of the most famous places to visit in Assam. This is very big and full of knowledge and information. Thus we decided to spent our first day at the museum only in the cultural section of Assam. Where nicely displayed different cultural models of Assam. Neel's mother explained him different cultural events of Assam according to models.  Neel enjoyed his first visit to the museum. Will share more on his views on the recent future.  Disclaimer: We took proper permission for the photography inside the museum.

Helicopter Parenting or Cosseting Parent or simply Cosseter is modern aged parenting terminology.  This metaphor of parenting was appeared as early as 1969 in the best selling book  "Between Parents and Teenagers" by Dr. Haim Ginott. Who mentioned briefly about mother hovering to her child alike helicopter. Later on, Foster Cline and Jim Fay coined the term 'Helicopter Parenting' in the year 1990.   Helicopter parenting means a parent who takes overprotective or excessive interest in the life of their child. Since there is no limit to how much people will do for their kid but still it requires a certain limit. Generational Demographer Neil Howe described helicopter parenting as the parenting style of Baby Boomer. Helicopter parents attempt to ensure their children on a path to success by paving it for them. The rising of helicopter parenting coincides with two social shifts. The first was the comparatively booming economy of the 1990s with low unem...

Fatherhood is a brilliant experience . Though this relationship is not discussed as much as compared to motherhood. 'Fatherhood' may be a divine creation. I am fortunate enough that I am a father of five years energetic, inquisitive kid (Neel). I would like to elaborate some of my lively moments with my son Neel. I often stay outside due to the profession. I am a conservationist and wildlife biologist. So my job profile indicated my limited time for a son. However, when I reached home I invariably spent time with Neel. I spent almost 80% of the time with Neel at my home. I try to obey Neel's every command and request. We play, sing, arranging our rooms, looking clouds in the azure sky or sometimes bright moonlight and stars at night.  I love to pick Neel's tiny fingers on an evening stroll as I love to pick my departed father's finger in my childhood. We enjoy our ' MeTime ' running on the road, playing basketball, creating pebble a...