How to Develop Resilience in Children & Young Adults
Find out how we can build resilience in our children. Building resilience is the result of a combination of protective factors.
Parenting
How worried should we be about increasing screen time?
While the COVID-19 pandemic has made us all go loose with our rules around screen time, it might be a good time to rethink and rewire ourselves.
How to Manage Behavioural Changes in Children during Covid-19?
How to manage behavioural changes in children during Covid-19 pandemic? For this article, we spoke to 3 experts and this article highlights their responses.
10 Breastfeeding Tips for New Moms
Here are some pointers that can help a new mother or mother-to-be in her breastfeeding journey. Breast milk is not just food, its potent medicine and a powerful medium of communication between mothers and babies.
Parents & Teachers: Why You Need to Think Beyond Nursery Rhymes
Neuroscience studies provide evidence that given the opportunity of regular varied and creative music provision, children in early years can develop the neural pathways that provide strong foundations not only for literacy and maths but for learning generally.
How to Choose the best preschool for your child?
As parents we always want to choose the best preschool for our child. Here are 10 things you need to keep in mind while choosing a preschool for your child.
Do Parents & Educators Kill the Child’s Creativity?
As parents and educators, let’s not kill creativity. Killing or fostering creativity in our children is eventually our choice. This article has some tips.
Parents: How to talk to your Child about Breasts?
Some tips on how you could talk to your child about breasts and breastfeeding. Children aged 4 and above may ask you why women have breasts.
Parents: How to Build Rich Vocabulary in Children
Read this article to find out how you can help build your child’s vocabulary in the early years. Watch a video on how to improve your child’s vocabulary.
Parents: 3 Ways to Reduce Passive Screen Time for Children
3 things a parent, especially of a young one, must do while providing them screentime. We can make screentime active rather than passive.