Obedience or Independence? Rethinking the Ideal Child
Who Doesn’t Like an Obedient Child? The idea of an obedient child often feels like the holy grail of parenting. After all, a child who listens to every word, follows…
Who Doesn’t Like an Obedient Child? The idea of an obedient child often feels like the holy grail of parenting. After all, a child who listens to every word, follows…
Imagine this: A young professional, Arjun, is battling sleepless nights, constant overthinking, and the crushing weight of expectations at work and home. He knows something feels off, but he hesitates…
Picture this: You’re in a meeting, tensions are running high, deadlines are looming, and one of your team members suddenly snaps. As a leader, how do you respond? Do you…
Introduction There are two ways to influence others: one is through force, aggression, and strict discipline, and the other is by building consensus, fostering open communication, and showing mutual respect.…
In Indian society, traditional gender roles are deeply ingrained. Historically, the father has been viewed as the breadwinner and protector, while the mother is seen as the caregiver and nurturer.
In the digital age, connecting with children goes beyond just understanding their digital interests; it involves actively engaging with their favorite platforms to create shared experiences that strengthen the parent-child bond
In the whirlwind of daily life, busy parents juggle work commitments, chores, and to-do lists. Amidst chaos, it's vital to connect with our children through meaningful moments. Quality time need not be extensive; it's found in small interactions that build bonds and memories.
As parents, our primary responsibility is to ensure the well-being of our children, both physically and emotionally. However, with the growing pressures of academic success, social expectations, and mental health challenges, many children today are struggling silently. Alarming statistics reveal that student suicides are on the rise, surpassing other crisis areas like farmer suicides, and growing at a rate faster than the population growth rate.
Parenting is not just about providing the basic needs. It has everything to do with providing the right environment where the child can grow holistically.
Parenting is not just about providing the basic needs. It has everything to do with providing the right environment where the child can grow holistically.