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Giveaway Winner no 3!

December 22, 2016December 22, 2016

HI!

Got stuck at never ending dance practices for this insane wedding season last night, so announcing winner no 3 a little late. But its okay because I’ll be announcing 2 winners today to make up for it.

Our winner no 2 was Hira Jaleel from Lahore! And now its time for the next winner.

This winner will be getting:

1 Desi Swag Box

With all the giveaway’s I am combining different stuff and giving them, but the Desi Swag Box has so much stuff in it already, so the winner wont be disappointed 😀

AND THE WINNER IS: SYED DAWOOD WAJIH!

Congratulations! E-mail me on rantsofadesibride@gmail.com so we can send it to you ASAP!

Winner no 4 coming shortly! It could be YOUUU!

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9 thoughts on “Giveaway Winner no 3!”

Malaika says:
December 22, 2016 at 11:27 pm

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Ahhh it’s never me ! 😖😖😖

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evviolet says:
December 22, 2016 at 11:31 pm

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I wishhhhh :(((((

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Eeman says:
December 22, 2016 at 11:34 pm

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Waiting 💔💔💔

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laiba imran says:
December 23, 2016 at 1:00 am

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That moment when its not you 😥

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Maryam Naeem says:
December 23, 2016 at 1:05 am

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Haye!! Waiting for my name in this list 😀

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Amna says:
December 23, 2016 at 1:13 am

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😦

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Syed Dawood Wajih says:
December 23, 2016 at 1:52 am

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Thank you so much 😍😍😍😍😍

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xaharjk says:
December 24, 2016 at 3:07 am

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Waiting for my name

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Shaima's Blog says:
December 27, 2016 at 1:29 pm

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Hope someday it will be Shaima Rehmani

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Never thought I'd see Faizan look at someone else with so much love. lolololol. Love comes out even more zour se now that Faizan is back to work after his 2 week paternal leave. 2 weeks. Matlab 10 working days. That’s how much fathers get off in this country to take care of their newborn kids and their partners. A friend of mine actually got 3 days when he had a baby. ONLY 3 DAYS. Let that sink in. From the few weeks that I’ve been a parent, I’ve realized how important the first few weeks are. It takes a while before you adjust to the new life, where you are responsible for a tiny human being and are getting into a routine that seems impossible at first. The time Faizan was off from work, it seemed much more doable to me. He would take care of the burping, diaper changes and putting the baby to sleep at night so I could get some much needed rest. Other than that, this helped him develop a bond with his child and also allowed him to learn how to take care of his baby on his own, without anyone’s help. Now even if he wants to do the night duty or spend extra time chilling with Sophie, he cannot because he has to wake up early morning for work. Men in our country get as low as none to 2-3 days as paternal leave. So even if they wish to be an actively present during their child’s first few months, they cannot. Because they do not have an option. As an employee they have a duty towards their employer and since the primary role of a father is to provide for their family, they feel compelled to go back. Its extremely unfortunate. As a result of this, the woman doesn’t get enough help at home and ends up at her mothers. Father never learns how to really take care of his own child and the whole “drop the kid to nano’s house” culture starts everytime the mother has to run some errands because the father can’t look after the kid alone. In my opinion, fathers should be given a minimum of one month off so that they can support their spouses, be there for the early days of their child and develop an understanding of how difficult parenting truly is. Would love to hear your thoughts on this issue. Mein tou bauhat annoyed hoon. #RantsofaDesiBride #InstaBlog #InstaBlogger

The entire process of child birth, starting from pregnancy till after the child is born cannot be termed as easy even if you had the smoothest of journeys. Each step comes with its own challenges and all these things tend to take a toll on you emotionally and physically. Everywhere you go, you get a new set of advice. Everyone wants to help. . But nothing, I repeat NOTHING helps like a good partner and support system. People who are around you just for you, to make each stage easier for you. Ensuring your comfort, making sure you get what's best for you, dealing with your hormones like a champ - it's not easy for them but they do it anyway. I know my pregnancy wouldn't have been half as easy if it wasn't for Faizan, during labor when I was sure I was going to die Faizan kept telling me I wasn't haha and if it weren't for my mother and my mother in law, I don't know how on Earth I would've dealt with baby S once we got home. I got insanely overwhelmed and they took care of the baby while Faizan was taking care of my PPD spells. Alhamdulillah for them because I know I wouldn't have lasted a day without these people. If you have a friend or partner or siblings who is expecting or just had a baby; make yourself available to them. But don't impose. Ask them what they want and if they wish to be on their own, give them their space. Most people wish to have a child, but only once you have one of your own you realize how difficult it truly is. Want to share do's on dont's of how to be around a pregnant woman/new parents but that's such a long post I'll keep it for another day. Till then 🤗. #RantsofaDesiBride #InstaBlogger #InstaBlog #PakistaniBloggers #Pakistan

4 years today. Mashaa'Allah. #RantsofaDesiBride #InstaBlogger #InstaBlog #PakistaniBloggers #Pakistan

Overwhelmed by the love and prayers we received during the last few days. Forever grateful to Allah for bringing you all in my life: people who I may have never met or known personally, but who still care about me and my family genuinely. Alhamdulillah for all of you ♥️. There are some questions I've been getting like crazy and while there are some that I want to answer in detail so will take my time for those since baby got all the attention right now, here are a few of the questions I've been getting too many of: 1. Were you pregnant during your Turkey trip and is it safe to travel during pregnancy? - *Yes* I was just starting my 7th month when we travelled. It's usually safest to travel during the 2nd trimester but I still got a full check up done and got an approval from my doctor before I took the trip. 2. How did you not look pregnant? - I DID look pregnant. I however didn't show properly till my 8th month. Before that I looked like I was gaining weight from all the pizza I was eating lol. The pictures that you guys saw were one of a million we took to make sure that I don't even slightly look pregnant because I was not comfortable with the idea of sharing my pregnancy on social media. This picture is the one of those I decided against uploading then cuz bump was showing. 3. Did you have a c-section or normal delivery? - It was a normal delivery. 4. How did you manage work and pregnancy together? - Work actually helped keep me very distracted and sane during the whole time. It kept my mind off the aches and the nausea. I was working till 10 days before Sophie was born and honestly later I was thinking I could've actually gone on for another week haha. 5. Are you going to still work? - Of course! I am currently on maternity leaves but I'll be inshaa'Allah going back to work in a couple of months. I'll be answering more questions soon inshaa'Allah. I want to discuss pregnancy, labor and post baby life with you guys in detail so not going to rush into it right now because want to do justice to it. Till then, keep your duas coming because we can never have too many ♥️. #RantsofaDesiBride #InstaBlogger #InstaBlog #PakistaniBloggers #Pakistan

SURPRISE. We have a baby. A baby girl. Of our own. What the what... . . Still in shock and disbelief and eternally grateful (despite of being pregnant for over 40 weeks lololol) as I share with you the best thing that has ever happened to Faizan and I with Allah taala's will and blessing: our daughter Sophie Rahman. There is so much I have to share with you guys. So much. But for now as we get used to the new routine and Soph gets used to this world, I request you all with all my heart to say a little prayer for our family. Specially our baby. She is tiny but has filled our hearts with joy and love that I may never be able to explain in words. Mashaa'Allah. So happy to finally share this with you guys. Also we are accepting volunteers for diaper and burping duties now, apply on disgustingjobs@neverwannaapply.com. #RantsofaDesiBride #InstaBlogger #InstaBlog #Pakistan #PakistaniBloggers

It's my dad's 70th birthday today. Mashaa'Allah, Alhamdulillah. I picked up a lot of pictures to share but when I entered my mom's place today for his birthday dinner, I saw him doing something that was so normal to me all my life, yet so odd to many outside. My father has always helped around the house. I will forever and always associate the smell of lemon max with him because one of the things I remember from every single night as a child is ammi picking up the dishes after dinner and abbo washing them. This is still their routine. In a time when you hear so much about men not being an active part of the household, I feel insanely proud to be the daughter of a man who never felt any house chores or anything was beneath him and raised his son to believe the same and that too by example. Happy birthday abbo. May you always stay happy, healthy and smelling of lemon max each night. Send love and prayers his way today guys, he reads all the comments on all the posts so he will love it hahahaha. #RantsofaDesiBride #InstaBlogger #InstaBlog #PakistaniBloggers #KaamMeinKhara #kitchenkahani #LemonMax #Pakistan

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