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It is important that you set an example for your young ones by following a disciplined routine and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. By Pooja Bhargava In the era of Instagram and Snapchat, there’s a lot of information available online that may not always be the solution to all your kids’ problems. Fad diets like keto, paleo, and military diets are […]
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eaching styles must evolve to ensure that young children, regardless of their situation, enjoy the experience of learning, while continuing to engage with their teachers and classmates. By Prajodh Rajan Before the onset of the pandemic, digitalisation of education was often equated with equipping a campus with Wi-Fi. Ironically, while Covid-19 is causing harm to human society, it led to […]
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We need to tell children that the word beautiful is limited and sublime is limitless. We build too many walls and not enough bridges. By Dr Paras It is not easy living with pain and scars of a burn or an acid attack, yet there are those fierce bravehearts like Laxmi Agarwal who are courageously thriving towards a better life. […]
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Noise pollution contributes to stress, hypertension, and sleep deprivation. By Susmita Nag Noise pollution has been adversely impacting the quality of life of all sections of society, especially students preparing for exams. Neighbours blaring loud music or chatter pouring through your porous windows may distract your child from the task at hand. Furthermore, the impact of noise pollution on our […]
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New Year 2020: Social media junkies can head to Click Art Museum, Bengaluru where the striking images include Charlie Chaplin poking your stomach, Mona Lisa pouring you a glass of water, besides Batman and Joker spraying water on your face. By Sindhuri Aparna New Year 2020: A museum is called an “ajayab ghar” in Hindi, meaning a house of curiosities, […]
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Parenting books of 2019: These latest books offer you essential tips on modern parenting and how to raise kids to be responsible adults. The parenting tips your elders give can be helpful but one has to keep in mind that as society evolves, it influences the way your child grows up, adding to your challenges of raising them. Parents need […]
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Parents tend to have high expectations from their child and want them to be 'perfect'. Remember every child is unique. Acquaint yourself with what is developmentally appropriate and tweak actions accordingly. You are likely to be angry when your child displays unruly behaviour despite you having told him or her repeatedly to behave a certain way. And you may end […]
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Happy Children's Day 2019: Global warming and offsetting our carbon footprint a regular conversation at the dinner table? Does your little one come up with interesting tidbits that can help us live more sustainably, then these trips will excite them the most. Children’s Day 2019: Let this day be about the experiences that you give your child and values that […]
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Delhi air pollution: The mask for one child should not be shared with another. Similarly, adults and kids should not exchange them. So, when you give a mask to your child, mark their name on it so that only they use it. With the air quality deteriorating in Delhi due to excessive pollution, kids are now more at risk of […]
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An earlier report from researchers at the University of California, however, had suggested that leaving a child alone at home was more of a moral issue and did not always mean they were constantly in danger. Parents tend to be paranoid about leaving children alone at home, fearing for their safety. A recently conducted survey has shown that kids should […]
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