Having been a mother for over a decade, Sunita Marshall spoke to Nida Yasir about what it takes to raise a child with a healthy mindset regarding personal health. During the interview, the Baby Baji actress shed light on the mistakes she made at the beginning of her parenting journey.

"I have an older son and a younger daughter," she began. "In the beginning, I was going crazy; I was determined to get them to pursue horse-riding, I wanted to get them into swimming, I also wanted them to have good grades. So, in pursuit of all that, I made myself sick. And I understood after a long time that what I was doing was wrong."

The actress emphasised how strenuously she would juggle her self-assigned hectic duties. "I first calmed down myself, and then I started paying more attention to my kids," she said, admitting that all that competition was detrimental to the health of everyone involved.

"I later realised that I was only putting my kids through exhaustion and destructively competitive moods, which was wrong," she admitted. "Anyway, once I realised all this, I managed to quell my own stress, which in turn relaxed my kids as well. This change had a positive impact on me and them," Sunita recalled.