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Let kids run, jump, fall and repeat

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By Sadia Islam
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh)
When I was a kid, play just happened. There were backyards, rooftops, under mango trees and on the streets. Now, as a teacher in Dhaka and a mother of two, I see how much effort it takes to give kids what we once received for free: space to move, make noise, and be unapologetically young. What used to come with the neighbourhood now must be carved out, scheduled, and sometimes paid for. And it's becoming more important than ever. Physical play is more than just pastime.
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Stepping away from fifty shades of boring

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By Sadia Islam
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh)
If you grew up in a Bangladeshi home, you know our furniture has lived in two shades forever: "wood" and "slightly darker wood." From glossy mahogany varnish that yellows over time to MDF covered in wood-grain stickers, our interiors often look like a forest that forgot to evolve. Functional, sure but monotonous. As a designer-turned-mom, I've learned that colour is what makes a home breathe.
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Pet-proofing homes in Dhaka’s high-rises

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By Sadia Islam
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh)
Owning a pet in Dhaka has always meant companionship, warmth, and a fair bit of chaos. But as the city has traded courtyards and rooftops for high-rise apartments, pet ownership has become more complicated.I've had animals all my life, from dogs and cats to, at one point, more birds than I could count. Back then, space made it easier: dogs stayed outside, cats claimed the indoors.
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