Have you ever heard a song on the radio and ended up singing it all day long?
Or have you seen a scary or disturbing movie and lost your sleep at night?
Have you watched a TV series and cried along with one of the characters?
Yes.
Dear parents, here’s a hard cold fact — whatever you’ve been reading about the Blue Whale Challenge is not going to save your child from falling prey to the dreadful game.
If you’ve been thinking that taking the mobile phone away from your child or restricting their online usage
A three-year-old is stomping her foot, refusing to go home. Although a regular scene, everyone who is waiting for the elevator stares at them as she is throwing a temper tantrum and her mother’s at a loss!
Have you found yourself in a similar situation? Most parents do.
A temper
Teaching your child to handle disappointments sure can be tough! As parents, we go to great lengths trying to protect our children from pitfalls.
But the truth of matter is that these day-to-day mini-disappointments are actually great for them and we’ll tell you how. We also have a really
Piling workloads and tightening work schedules leave parents with very short time to spend with their child. Mounting household chores cut through what little time they might manage to cook up. Even for homemakers, the scene isn’t any brighter. So the whole question arises on how to engage children at home
I guess you’ll agree that the time you get to spend with your child is nowhere near what you wish you’d spend each day! Not just you, the issue of having very little time to spend with one’s own child riddles parents everywhere. With the ever-growing list of responsibilities and the repeating pile
As parents we assume it would be a perfect scenario to have two kids who would give each other good company and emotional support. In reality, most parents who have more than one kid, spend half their time and energies separating the kids who are forever unhappy with each other!
How we wish homework could be fun — only if our kids also had a Doremon to help them with their studies! One of the biggest concerns of parents today is getting their child do homework and studies on time and effectively.
It’s quite understandable that homework sounds like a big
Parenting is no easy job. And the most important — yet difficult part of parenting is learning to talk to your child. Children take everything literally and the way you talk to them goes a long way in building their personality.
As a parent, however, while in the middle
Dear parents,
Imagine a situation like this…
You switch on the TV to catch the news…
The news reporter on screen talks about a molestation / sexual abuse case.
Your child who happens to be in