Does your teenager or pre-teen use words that you do not understand? Do you find it difficult to understand a conversation that’s happening between your child and his friends? Well, you gotta learn their lingo!
Category: Parenting
Bond better with a question game!
As kids grow older, it is always complicated to get to know what’s on their mind – especially when they are in their tween years. I’ve found that a question game usually works out well for me!
Values to teach kids by 10 years
All of us want our kids to have great values and character. But the entire process of instilling them in kids can be daunting. And out of the many values that everyone preaches, which ones are important? Well, all values are great for kids to have – here, we’ve jotted down some which we feel are non-negotiable.
The many uses of a baby buggy
Many parents feel that a stroller is just another object they need to lug along with their baby and try to avoid taking it along. But a stroller is an amazing thing for parents and has many more uses to it than what new parents can imagine! I’ve listed down some really cool uses for a baby stroller in case you need some pointers.
How to listen to your child
I’m just finishing off the last email for the day when my little one comes up next to me and starts telling me about how the pony in the story she is reading is hurt. My first urge is to tell her, “Can we talk about it after a while? I just need to finish this email.” But, on second thoughts, in half an hour she has forgotten all about the pony. And the pony is as important to her as my email is to me!
How to choose activities for kids
Hobbies for kids are a great way to help them learn about the world and themselves. Hobbies are born from a spark of passion and can grow into a lifelong interest. It may even be the starting point for a child’s adult career. The educational benefits of having a hobby are invaluable.
How do new year resolutions help kids
Happy New Year! With partying done and the holidays nearly over, it’s time to pull our lives together to welcome the New Year. One of the important things I like doing, is making new year resolutions with my family – which includes my little son! New year resolutions with a child? Yes, its possible.
Laugh a lot on Christmas Morning – Ho! Ho! Ho!
Spending time with family has always been fun, and what’s better than Christmas to laugh, share the warmth and spread the love. Here are some silly riddles that you can share on Christmas eve/ Christmas Morning with family, friends and kids! Have a jolly holly-day!
5 Last minute non-toy gift ideas
Do you remember a really special Christmas present you received as a child? Well, mine was a little pink doll called Jane and Jenny. It was given to me by my uncle when I was about 3 years old. And that was the only doll I ever had. Well, the good thing is that I still have not just the doll, but also the warm memories associated with it. Today, my little boy has way too many toys, and I thought that another toy for Christmas, will only add to his clutter collection and not to his childhood memories.
4 ways social media has disrupted parenting
‘First time baby said Dada’ or ‘Baby’s first tooth off!’ Haven’t we all as parents seen innumerable posts like this online? While it’s exciting to be parenting and share loads of our children’s milestones online, sharenting chips away at parenting. Let’s take a look.