A few days ago, I came across a term – Hurried child syndrome. Have you heard about it? Psychologist Dr. David Elkind first discussed this term in his book The Hurried Child. According to Dr. Elkind, hurried child syndrome is when a child is pushed to grow up “too fast,” such as when a child… Read More
Social-emotional development in early childhood is the foundation to a child’s overall well-being and success in life. This critical aspect of development encompasses the skills and abilities that enable children to understand and manage their emotions, establish and maintain positive relationships, and navigate social environments effectively. It is during these formative years that children develop… Read More
We often hear words like “Do what you love and money will follow.”. Or If our passion becomes our work, that is a blessing. Or Living the life of our dreams might be the desire for many of us. To some extent, I used to think the same. But now I have a new perspective… Read More
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 read Stillness is the key by Ryan Holiday. It talks about the ability to slow things down, clarify your thinking, and clarify your soul, which means directing our efforts and being steady while the world spins. In short, living an intentional life and not getting into the rat race. I am sure each… Read More