Latest Articles in Parenting
Is Too Much Screen Time Harming Your Child?
Ninety eight per cent of the brain develops in the first five years. Parents and educators can create brain compatible environments to support this growth. Read about how to enhance brain growth in your child.
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Teach Students To Overcome Toxic Stress
Dheeraj Mehrotra Academic Evangelist, Next Education writes on how mindfulness can help young students to cope with stress as well as achieve excellence in learning
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Mental Disconnect With Parents - Reasons?
With face paced life, parenting is becoming difficult and hence issues with connecting with growing kids.
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Teaching Kids To Deal With Peer Pressure
Times are changing very fast and so are our kids. As teenagers, most of us, cared for our parent’s opinions or at least heard them out.
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Never Too Early To Learn
Stimulation and experiences in the early stages of a child’s life are imperative. It instills in the young children a positive and progressive feeling that only grows as they learn
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Smart Baby monitors and Arm re-trainers among first products out of IIT Hyderabad’s Center for Healthcare Entrepreneurship
Technological innovations to lead the way in healthcare entrepreneurship
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DMIA Brain Capacity Test can help parents give their child a good “head start”
An increasing number of parents are taking their children, as young as one year-old, for the Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Analysis (DMIA). The 10-minute analysis, costing Rs 5,000, aims to unveil one’s genetic potential based on a study of the ridge patterns on the tips of one’s fingers.
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Parenting a super child!
Your child’s experiences with the outputs as words, actions, and ranging behaviors are the result of many differential calculi. The most evident reflection that he could mirror back to you is your parenting style, no matter what age he is.
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Typical Teen Issues root in Early Childhood Family Practice
Rebellion, grades, distraction, back answering, discipline, stress, and fear of failure: these are attitudes that’s extremely subtle, it does not ring a bell immediately, nor appear to resonate with the typical teen issues. Yet these once incorporated, will hold you in good stead right through student years, career and old age too.
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