You have probably read about obesity problems in newspaper and also seen on news channels that how the obese rate has increased over past two decades. Most of the children from United States are seen in most obese group and the least are from France. You may be wondering why suddenly I am raising this topic. And as a parent […]
Read moreLet them solve simple problems – If you see your child picking a book from bookshelf, let them do it at their own “provided that they are safe”, give them a chance and think they can use a stool to step up and reach the shelf, such moments are the character building moments. Let them eat at their own– Putting […]
Read moreWhenever you use some encouraging/motivating phrases for your kids they feel so happy, the best part of using such encouraging words is the glow of happiness on their faces, and they feel they are enjoying every conversation with you. Such phrases not only build their confidence but they feel more revitalized. Some of the phrases are listed below: Good job!! […]
Read moreShare one-on-one time with your kids regularly-the best thing you can do to improve your kids behavior is spending good time with them individually regularly, give them the best environment so they feel safe and connected, give them positivity all around. Start spending at least 25-30 minutes a day will improve your emotional bond with your child. Improve their sleeping […]
Read moreNEW DELHI: The Delhi government’s directorate of education (DoE) on Tuesday directed private schools to upload the criteria adopted for nursery admission for the academic year 2015-16, offering some relief to the parents. “All managers of private unaided recognized schools in Delhi are hereby directed to upload their criteria adopted (including points, if any) on departmental website www.edudel.nic.in,” stated a […]
Read moreCHENNAI: The cap on kindergarten admissions in matriculation schools across the state from the next academic year has sparked a debate on small schools versus large ones. Parents and teachers said enforcement of the rule will result in various problems, ranging from inability to provide neighbourhood schools for children to redrawing of the fee structure and possible layoffs of teachers. […]
Read moreWatch out for stress Look out for signs of exam stress. Children who experience stress may be irritable, not sleep well, lose interest in food, worry a lot and appear depressed or negative. Headaches and stomach pains can also be stress-related. Having someone to talk to about their work can help. Support from a parent, tutor or study […]
Read moreWatch out for stress Look out for signs of exam stress. Children who experience stress may be irritable, not sleep well, lose interest in food, worry a lot and appear depressed or negative. Headaches and stomach pains can also be stress-related. Having someone to talk to about their work can help. Support from a parent, tutor or study […]
Read moreYour child is naturally curious and eager to learn. By making school and homework as pressure-free as possible, you can help protect him from stress and boost his academic achievement. Show enthusiasm for your child’s interests and encourage her to explore subjects that fascinate her. If she’s a horse nut, offer her stories about riding or challenge her […]
Read moreEarly Morning Routine Avoid the hustle and bustle of the early morning rush to get up and off to school by starting your schedule with this beginning time. Set a wake-up time that leaves plenty of room for all of your child’s morning routine activities. For example, if your child has to get on the school bus at 7:45 a.m., […]
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