Parents & Kids

Tic-Tac-Toe, Pictionary, Dots and Squares etc. All these pencil-paper games are all too familiar to us, whether a child or a grownup. How the non-fuss and bare minimum expense of these games make them a favourite of all.

I will not bore you with the benefits of reading books. You all know how reading books continue to educate us long after passing school age. Reading for parents is…

Give your child plenty of opportunities to indulge in this form of free play. Board games teach children basic Maths and language skills. It builds their focus and social interaction abilities.

All children can excel. They just need our patience and understanding. If your child makes mistakes in Maths it doesn’t mean he/she is bad at it. It just means they are taking the time to understand and develop interest.

A hurt and unloved child today is a damaged adult tomorrow. As parents, if we give our children time and love in their developmental years. They are sure to grow up as emotionally and mentally healthy adults.

Treat your child as valuable and respect them. Listen to their opinions and apply it in your life. It works wonders for your child’s confidence and self-esteem.