However, it’s crazy to even think a parent would forget their own child behind in a shop or a restaurant. Well, it happens too. Actor Ayushmann Khurrana’s wife Tahira Kashyap recently shared an ‘embarrassing’ incident where she forgot her son after having lunch at a restaurant with her friends.
© Instagram/Tahira Kashyap
In an interview regarding her latest book, ‘The 7 Sins Of Being A Mother’, Kashyap recalled the story of how she was reminded by a restaurant staff who came running to her with the news that she had forgotten her child behind.
© Instagram/Tahira Kashyap
“I also forgot my child in a restaurant. I did not forget the bag or the bill but I forgot my child. The waiter came running to me and said ‘Maam aap apna baccha bhool gae’ (Maam you forgot your kid)’. I was so embarrassed and people were staring at me,” she said.
© Instagram/Tahira Kashyap
Obviously, the weird stares followed but parents make these mistakes all the time. Especially, moms who are occupied with a million things at once are ought to and are allowed to make a few slip-ups here and there.
© Instagram/Tahira Kashyap
Tahira and Ayushmann have two kids, a son Virajveer Khurrana and a daughter Varushka Khurrana. She said that she has made these mistakes and it keeps happening. She has even dropped her kids to school on a public holiday.
© Instagram/Tahira Kashyap
She said, “I have done those, I have dropped my kids school on public holidays, only to get those looks from the kids. These blunders do not cease to happen even today but now I am more forgiving of myself. Even during my illness, when my mom took over things. She was the one who gave their tiffins to the children and I was worried ‘Oh, she gave cheese sandwiches to them two days in a row. How unhealthy!’ But now I am like ‘how does it even matter?’ Now I have learnt to let go.”
© Instagram/Tahira Kashyap
No matter how brilliantly you are bringing up your children and how careful you are as a parent, there are bound to be a misstep along the way since it’s not easy being a parent. People will judge no matter what, and that’s okay, unless and until your child is safe, loved and cared for, of course.
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