Simple Ways Parents Can Lay The Foundation For Building Good Habits For Children
Identifying key habits at different stages of a child’s development is like finding the perfect puzzle pieces for each growth phase.
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The Timeless Art of Storytelling
If there is something that can get the attention of almost anyone, irrespective of the age, it is a good story. And what breathes life into a story is the art of storytelling. How I missed those storytelling sessions from my childhood? Storytelling is an underrated art form, fighting for survival in this world of quick fix entertainment.
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5 Keys to Nurturing Positive Communication in Your Family
A good relationship starts with good communication. And it couldn’t be more true. Even the most complicated of problems gets simplified if only we can talk about it in a language that is acceptable to all (we’ll talk about it more later in the blog). But for now let’s understand that nurturing positive communication is…
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Cultivating Good Habits in Children
The need of the hour is for us to create a strong foundation of positive habits in our children; and this need has never been greater. Good habits not only shape children’s character but also significantly impact their academic performance, emotional well-being, and overall life trajectory.
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Intentional Parenting: Building Stronger Families, One Step at a Time”
An intentional parent stands out from other parenting styles due to their purposeful and thoughtful approach to raising children.
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Letter to a new mother
Becoming a mother is a lifelong responsibility and a role which will bring about a range of challenges both expected and unexpected.
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Organising Ourselves for a Better Tomorrow
And believe me, the first week of the year is the most promising as it infuses fresh enthusiasm and energy into our weary bones, making everything look doable.
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What are you reading today?
Reading has been a big part of who I’m. Give me a book and I can spend days immersed in the parallel world, oblivious to the real world around me. There have been times when, because I was at some crucial point in the narrative, the house was ignored, cooking was near palatable, and sleep was a distant, disruptive activity.
