Criticism as Proof That You Matter
What you’ve to realise is that criticism is not proof that you’ve failed. It’s a testimony of your effort, that you dared, that you’ve mattered.
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Why Validation Feels Good but Destroys Growth (and What to Do Instead)
You don’t need anyone’s approval to be enough. You already are.
So, it’s time to let go of the chains, reclaim your freedom, and live a life that feels true to you. -
Why Decision Making Is the Real Curriculum Schools Overlook
It’s not the decision which is important; it’s the skills the child’s learning on the way to making it that matters. Every small decision today is another step towards becoming ready for their future.
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Teen Drama or World War III? Let’s Talk Conflict.
Welcome to the Tuesday Toots! Have you ever felt like talking to your teenager is like shouting into the wind? You say this. They hear that. And before you know it, the conversation has spiralled into a door-slamming, foot-stomping, silent-treatment kind of evening. You’re not alone. But it doesn’t have to end in stalemates and sulks. With the right tools, you can transform conflict into connection, raising a teen who knows how to handle life’s inevitable disagreements with maturity. Let’s…
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Why Focus Is the Foundation of a Child’s Growth, Not Just an Academic Skill
A child who learns to focus early in life, learns to manage their emotions, becomes more present, and develops confidence in their abilities.
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Why Writing Matters More Than Ever in a World of Distractions
The blank page reflects my mind, sometimes cluttered, sometimes calm. With each stroke, I feel something shift within me. It’s a reminder that words are transformational.
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Children | Family | General | Life's Lessons | Parenting
Why Festivals Should Be Lived, Not Displayed: A Parent’s Reflection
Festivals in India are like that. Vibrant, boisterous, welcoming, and inclusive. You don’t have to belong to a particular community to celebrate with others.
Navratri, Eid, Christmas, Onam – I’ve been part of each of these, sharing each other’s joy at some point. That’s the beauty of this country. -
The Real Art of Teaching Conflict Resolution in Children
Conflict resolution isn’t just about peace at home. It’s the foundation of skills the children will carry into classrooms, workplaces. It will shape them as leaders, setting them apart.
