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Hello Hello beautiful people.


My name is Noorain firdose and iam Indian, born and brought up in one of the beautiful and peaceful city of the world (Mysore, Karnataka India). November born and a Scorpio. Happily married and a mother of 2 year old boy.

My smile and nature is my trademark, and most of the time I get complemented for it. Iam very moderate at living my life in my very own way, i'am a early years practitioner, so i will be sharing more  about how to encourage learning and development through play and will be sharing age appropriate activities, if you have any questions regarding young children development you can leave your question in Comments. 
And iam also a makeup addict (still learner) and I love baking, I'm not professional but I love doing whatever I know. 


Well, I never thought that I will write about my experiences and share my opinions with you all. One day I thought I should start blogging and I was discussing it with my husband - he is my all-time support!! He always encouraged me and said to go ahead, but I was scared thinking will my thoughts be accepted by people around? Because i was just scared about the negativity around. Then I looked some of amazing bloggers on Instagram and their articles, posts, captions gave me  positivity. So one fine day I changed my personal Instagram account to creator account. 💕


For now i'am new to blogging community and need support and honest opinions from my readers to help me grow.
Iam working hard to be a valuable strength to the blogging community, and will always need your support and love at all the time.


You can always reach me on noorainsami1@gmail.com. Do not forget to check my Instagram page 
https://www.instagram.com/nuni_diaries/ 
to see my posts. 

So that's all about me, always keep supporting and loving. 


Xoxo 

Noorain Firdose. 

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