By April, Indian mothers enter pre-summer boot camp. Patience levels are upgraded, snack inventories doubled, and the phrase “go play outside” rehearsed daily. They master ninja-level multitasking — referee, chef, entertainer, and peace negotiator — all while pretending summer holidays are “fun” and not a full-time endurance sport.
By April, Indian mothers enter pre-summer boot camp. Patience levels are upgraded, snack inventories doubled, and the phrase “go play outside” rehearsed daily.
They master ninja-level multitasking — referee, chef, entertainer, and peace negotiator — all while pretending summer holidays are “fun” and not a full-time endurance sport.
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