Deepika Pujji
Deepika Pujji is a St. Louis native (go Colts!). After receiving her psychology and advertising degree from Boston University, she spent time working at digital ad agencies and Twitter in SF. In 2015, she received the promotion of a lifetime to full-time Mama. Deepika moved back to STL in the summer of 2020 and lives in Frontenac with her husband and two children.
Losing Trust, Gaining Angels
As October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, we are resharing this post from 2021 with you.
“Be thankful you have two healthy, beautiful children.” These were the words of consolation I often received. ...
Finding Little Moments for Connection
Intentional connection helps a family stay close.
There is something so bittersweet about summer break winding down. The longing for routine and structure is stronger than ever. The kids are in the care of another...
What Began as Childcare and Turned into Family
What has your family’s childcare journey looked like?
I was just a couple of years into my parenting journey. I had a good rhythm going and for the most part, felt like I had a handle...
Valuable Life Lessons from My Immigrant Parents
Life is full of lessons when we pay attention.
With each year, I’m becoming increasingly more aware of the time we have left with our own parents. This is something I never want to really dedicate...
Self-Love this Valentine’s Day
Don’t overlook self-love on Valentine’s Day!
February. It’s the month of love. For some, it’s the anticipation of romantic plans. Flowers. Chocolates. Perhaps a getaway. A fancy dinner. A home-cooked meal.
For some, it’s Galentine's day. ...
Lost and Found: The Transformation of Motherhood
Feeling lost in motherhood? You are not alone.
Dear New Mama,
I see the excitement and nerves you feel as you embark on this next phase. I see you preparing as best you can— the books,...
Becoming a St. Louis Mom: Embracing the 3 C’s
What are the best parts about moving and being a mom in St. Louis?
A tear rolled down my cheek as the captain announced, “We are beginning our final descent into St. Louis.” My chest...