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4 Easy Ways To Raise Kinder, More Generous Kids (So Santa Gets A Break!)
December passes up by in a flash, but this is also such a perfect month to talk about the magic of giving with our children. December, as they say, is the...
Busy with Diwali? 5 Ways to Keep Your Kids Engaged!
Prep for Diwali like a pro! These easy activities will have your child engaged and involved in Diwali preps too!
A gifting guide to get your child the best Christmas present
Struggling to find the perfect gift for your child this Christmas? This guide will simplify the process and have you set in no time!
What can you do when your preschooler acts out?
Tantrums are a preschooler's way of exerting their newfound independence in this world. From misbehaving to lying to hitting other kids, these complex problems often have simple solutions!
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How to manage screen time for kids at home
Lean to tell the difference between good and bad screen time for kids.
Is it time to introduce your preschooler to sports?
Help your child find the best way to move their body and stay healthy!
How do you prepare your child for a sibling?
Tried and tested tips to get your older child ready to welcome their baby brother or sister!
Pikler Triangle: What is it and why do kids love it?
A simple wooden structure with so much to offer children in terms of mental, physical, and social growth!
Struggling with parenting during corona? 5 things to remind yourself right now.
Struggling with parenting during corona? Here are 5 things to remind yourself right now.
Me do it! When toddlers want to do everything themselves.
The ‘Me do it’ stage appears between 18-36 months and it’s actually a good thing. The baby is getting more independent and more prepared for the world. Embrace it, encourage it and facilitate this. Assuming responsibility for oneself is a slow process and it’s wonderful to see. Enjoy this time and look back on it later to see how far children come. Happy parenting!
Parenting guilt. Why parents feel guilty about little things and stress out.
Guilt makes us parent from a place of insecurity, from a place of fear and this sometimes colours the decisions we take or the way we behave. It also adds to the stress of parenting and a stressed parent adds to the stress of the child. In fact all the negative emotions we feel reflect in our parenting and will have an impact on our child. It is not easy but looking at the triggers and working on them will help.
Family goals for the new year! Do they work better than individual resolutions?
We are at the end of 2019 and there an absolutely fresh new year waiting for us in just a few days. New years are like fresh pages or fresh...