Reading and writing are indeed the most essential life skills. They are vital for not only the academic development of children but come to their aid in every walk of life. Particularly reading is one such skill that is often associated with…
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If you are a parent, you know how it feels when you find your little one lying to you. You feel hurt and frustrated, don’t you! But do you know that lying is part and parcel of the natural development process of…
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Parental role in a child’s life can never be stressed enough. From teaching them to walk to helping them write their very first alphabets, parents remain involved in each and every stage of child development. As such, their role in the academic…
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Money management is one of those few things that most parents, despite wanting their children to learn, avoid talking about to them. The reason, as generally quoted by most parents, is why to burden the tender minds of kids with the complexity…
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How do you like to see your kids – A) happy and cheery or B) sad and lost? No, you need not answer that. We know there wouldn’t be any parent on earth who would choose option B for their children. All…
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Conversing with children is not as easy as it seems. This is particularly true for parents as whatever they do or say, be it positive or negative, leaves an impact on their children. The situation becomes even more flimsy when the kids…
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Empathy is about understanding others’ feelings and emotions when they are in pain and otherwise. It is the foundation of lasting relationships that grow on emotions of love and kindness. However, in today’s technology-centric world, the quality of empathy is something that…
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Stranger danger is something we all warn our kids about. In fact, all responsible parents make it a point to make their children aware of the possible dangers of interacting with strangers outside. But have you discussed with them the dangers of…
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“Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence” – Helen Keller Children today face a myriad of problems ranging right from rapidly rising competition to increasing societal pressure. As such, it is understandable if…
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Dear Math, Please grow up and solve your own problems. Kind Regards, Kids Association of the World Does it sound like a letter that your child could have written? Well, you are not alone. Research reveals that ‘number anxiety,’ or a fear…
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