One of my colleagues has incorporated deep breathing and quiet time for her students before they resume studies after the lunch break. The other day, we were talking about deep breathing and why it is important for the kids. She said, “I really wish we could introduce guided meditation in our school routine. They feel… Read More
Recently, I met two friends whose kids are of different ages. During our light conversation, they mentioned their kids picking up the habit of talking back. I was under the impression that kids talk back when they become teenage. When they get old, they can think independently and have their own views. Sometimes, they even… Read More
We often hear people saying that girls have a natural motherly instinct; even their pretend plays have a caring touch. On the other hand, boys play rough. Now, where does this behavior come from? Are they born with these instincts or traits? Well, they imitate their parents since childhood. Girls see their moms in a… Read More
In parenting roles, we have to teach our kids that when they are uncomfortable discussing a specific topic or when someone comes and shares some new information with them, how should they decide if they should entertain such talks? And if they don’t want further discussion, how do they communicate it to their peers? And… Read More
I am a mother to a high school and an elementary school child. My high schooler will fly away from our nest in a few years. And my elementary schooler will be learning new ways to face and handle unique aspects of a student’s life. Pressure, anxiety, stress – these words go hand in hand… Read More