The Power of Letting Your Kids Be Independent
Raising children who’re independent is actually about trust – in yourself and in their ability. It’s about stepping back so they can step up.
Raising children who’re independent is actually about trust – in yourself and in their ability. It’s about stepping back so they can step up.
Eating healthy is not boring, believe me. It’s more than boiled and sauteed veggies. There’s so much to try and experiment with.
Instead of getting the children to watch you struggle, inspire them with proactive and sensible actions.
Parenting has moved from authority and control to building relationships.
Focus is on the parents building a relation based on trust and open communication with their kids.
Nurturing curiosity is not a 3 step process but a continuous lifelong journey.
It’s like that eternal flame that grows brighter with every new input.
Don’t douse that flame. Nurture their curiosity.
Festivals is all about spending time with family and friends. Focus on this aspect so the children understand the meaning behind the celebrations instead of focusing on just the material aspects.
With every choice, children build on their confidence, independence, responsibility, resilience, problem solving ability and empathy.
Find the perfect balance between reading and watching for your child and let them flourish in the world of fascinating characters, amazing situations and incredible stories!
Adolescents need 8 to 10 hours of sleep daily. But that’s not happening. Most teenagers get less than 6 hours of proper sleep. Doesn’t matter whether they agree or not, sleep is essential for their physical mental cognitive and academic development.