Parents and children (1.5–5 years). You can now take your kids to the gallery. Discover a space where the both of you will have fun together.
Ebru Easter Eggs
Check out this unique way to decorate Easter Eggs using the water painting technique – Ebru.
Jumping Easter Bunny
Here is a fun jumping rabbit, which is not only easy to make, but perfect for the approaching Easter! Materials Needed: Coloured paper, Scissors, Glue Where to buy: At any stationary store (Papírnictví ), Some grocery stores […]
DIY Video: Coloured Marbled Eggs
Here’s an easy way to create coloured marbled eggs for Easter! Let’s go!
How to talk to your child about the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
The innumerable images, videos and news reports are not hidden from children. As parents, our primary thought would be to keep our kids away from the violence that’s posted all over social media and television. But it’s better to speak to your child about it, rather than ignoring the subject altogether.
Building resilience in children
Resilience is the quality that allows us to recover from setbacks or challenges and helps us get back to living our lives. It is one of the most important qualities that you can build in your child.
‘Conscious Parenting’ and how to use it while raising children
Just like the word suggests, ‘Conscious Parenting’ really means looking into your inner self as a parent and fixing things within you first. This interesting concept is much talked about and followed by many parents […]
Take a tour of the Prague airport with your family!
Ever been curious about how the airport functions? Do your kids love to see airplanes take off and land? Well, now you don’t need to take a flight to explore the airport. Vaclav Havel Airport offers lovely, informative tours for the public. But it is important to book your tour early on while paying a visit.
How to deal with sibling rivalry
Little kids have loads of disagreements. Parents with more than one child, usually deal with at least 3 squabbles each day! It can be a case of both kids wanting the same train or a fight about who gets to play with it first. And there’s lots of yelling, kicking, crying, screaming, tantrums, and more, forcing you to step in.
What your child expects from you
It’s not easy to take a step back from ‘parenting’ and think about what a child expects from you. Now, am not talking about how your son always wants to play video games or hang out online and you mostly have a ‘have you finished your HW? (or something else)’ up your sleeve. What does he really expect from you? Are you living up to his expectations? Should you live up to his expectations? Well, it’s a thin line.