child development

As parents, we take pride in nurturing not just the academic prowess of our children but also their emotional well-being. Emotional intelligence (EI) is a crucial aspect of their development, shaping how they navigate relationships, handle challenges, and most importantly understand themselves. Yes, I am talking about these terms in the context of children of all ages from 4-5 years to 16 years. If you are struggling with the know-how of emotional intelligence in your children and want to check how well your parenting approaches and strategies are working to enhance EQ in your children, this blog will be your...

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While talking about primary and middle wings, most parents desire a strict teacher who is dominant, commanding, and controlling. Parents of low-performing children believe that strict teachers will bring the desired results, i.e., academic improvement, discipline, pressure to prepare for better grades, etc. So, are you among those parents who are desperate to let any strict teacher enter your child's life and hand-held for his success? Dear Parents, Do not make any short-term plans for your kids. The use of strictness in helping your child get better grades is a temporary solution that may have negative consequences for your child...

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Self-esteem and Self Awareness are the foundations of developing confidence in an individual. Science suggests that it is always good to start developing self-awareness and self-esteem from early childhood to have a better impact on the kids’ personality at a later age. Now before you learn the ways to raise a confident child, let’s have a brief look at the 5 ultimate benefits of raising a confident child. When children feel confident they're more likely to do better in academics and are more cheerful and happy individuals. Self-confident children also trust in their ability to master their behavior, learn new skills,...

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Unlike the old golden days, we aren’t exposing our children to the physical learning environment where learning was not merely about learning the given topics, listening to teachers, and the formal assessments. Learning was beyond these limitations and the most important aspect of what is missing in the online education is Peer Learning. If you ask here, what is peer learning? Try to recall your grandma’s and grandpa’s words when they used to emphasize kids for spending time with their age groups rather than sitting and roaming around adults at home. The reason was kids learn and develop better when...

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