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Teaching Children Empathy in Daily Life
In a world that often moves fast and feels increasingly individualistic and self-serving, empathy is a skill that matters more than ever. For children, learning to...
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Makar Sankranti & Pongal: Kite-Making and Harvest Stories
As we enter the new year, we are greeted by some of the most joyous and celebratory Indian festivals. Makar Sankranti and Pongal are not only...
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Raising Problem-Solvers, Not Answer-Finders
In many Indian households and classrooms, children are often praised and appreciated for giving the “right” answer quickly. From early maths drills to competitive exams, accuracy...
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Helping Kids Deal with Big Feelings
Young children experience emotions with great intensity. Joy can turn into tears within minutes, and small disappointments can feel overwhelming. For parents and educators in India,...
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Curiosity as the Superpower of Tomorrow
Long before children learn to read or write, they explore the world by asking questions and experimenting fearlessly. In a rapidly changing world, one quality stands...
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What Neuroscience Tells Us About How Preschoolers Learn
The preschool years, typically between ages three and six, mark one of the most crucial stages in a child’s development. Neuroscience for kids research highlights that...
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Top 5 Business Ideas for Women Entrepreneurs in India
In the last 20 years, India has seen a massive shift in the entrepreneurial landscape. Business environments are evolving, and women are increasingly stepping into leadership...
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The Science Behind “Boredom” and Why It’s Healthy
Last weekend, my daughter came dragging her feet, half-whining, “Ammaaa, I’m bored again.” That tone. Every parent knows it. She threw down her crayons, sighed like...
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The Power of Storytelling in Early Learning
Ask any adult about their favourite memories growing up, and many of them will tell you that it was “story-time” with their grandparents, uncles, and aunts,...
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STEM for Preschoolers: Simple Ideas for Home
My daughter once spent ten minutes watching soap bubbles in a steel bowl. She asked, “Why do they always come together?”. I said something about air...