There are times in life when we all feel upset, sad, lonely, anxious, weak, scared or vulnerable. And if we feel all this as adults, its equally normal for kids to experience these emotions at various stages of their life. The best thing we can do with these emotions is to help kids to identify them and deal with them as best they can.
We’re all busy parents managing at least three if not more schedules daily. While we all want to improve our parenting techniques, most of us parents don’t find time to up level their parenting knowledge or keep up with new trends in parenting. Welcome to the world of podcasts!
In today’s world where there’s a thin line between needs and wants, even adults find it really hard to manage their money. Most families today have many income sources and thus kids usually get whatever they ‘want’ sometimes even over and above their ‘needs’. So how can we teach our kids about leading a lifestyle that values money?
Swimming is a great life skill and most parents want their kids to learn to swim. Some kids start at 4 years, while others start at 6. Sometimes parents let kids into the water at 2 years already! But is there an age when kids should start swim lessons?
Children love water! But do you know that when children play with water, they actually develop some really cool skills? Here’s a list of benefits!
Although born of the same parents, most kids are different from their siblings. Their character, their choices, their mannerisms, and even their attitude towards life can be completely different. There are many reasons that contribute to your child’s behaviour or choices and birth order is one of them.
The pool is the most sought-after place in summer. If there are kids in the family, it’s the ideal place for the whole family to have fun and enjoy a hot afternoon. But all the fun comes with its own perils. We’ve listed down a few top tips to make sure everyone’s happy at the pool with no accidents or emergencies.
Weekends, holidays and vacations – these are times when it’s really hard to keep kids occupied through the day. And as parents, we all try to let our kids have an extra bit of ‘outdoors’ so they tire out and hit the bed early.
Come summer and we’re all headed for the beach! But amongst all the excitement, all parents are apprehensive about melt downs, tantrums, fight over toys, packing, forgetting, missing things and more. We’re all human and a slightly imperfect vacay is ok!
Most parents have dealt with picky eaters at some point of time or the other. Many times we feel that our kids don’t eat well, or don’t eat what we give them, or don’t like healthy food. So, what can be done?
