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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...
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Screen-Free Play Ideas That Spark Imagination
Last week, my daughter and I had one of those long evenings. She was scrolling through cartoons. I was scrolling through guilt. I said, “That’s it,...
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Play vs. Worksheets: What Really Builds Brainpower?
In Indian households and classrooms, the debate between the value of play and the utility of worksheets in early childhood education is ongoing. In the last...
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Milestones vs Individual Growth: Understanding Your Child’s Pace
In most Indian homes and schools, parents are often anxious about whether their child is “on track” with their developmental milestones, such as walking, talking, reading,...
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Immersive Learning: Taking Children Beyond Books
My daughter came home from school one day and said, “Amma, I touched a star today.” I laughed. But then she explained. The teacher had switched...
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How to Start a Profitable Low-Investment Business in India: A Step-by-Step Guide
It is the post-COVID era, and India’s entrepreneurial landscape is undergoing significant evolution. For the first time, a growing number of individuals are seeking to start...
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How Everyday Objects Can Become Learning Tools
When my daughter was four, she made a “kitchen” out of some boxes, bottle caps, and spoons. She mixed water and turmeric and told me it...
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How Children Learn Best: Curiosity Over Rote Learning
In India’s educational landscape, rote memorisation has long been the cornerstone of learning. Like many eastern cultures, education has always been considered the topmost priority among...
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How Art Helps Children Express Emotions They Can’t Yet Name
Most evenings look the same at my home, like most homes with kids. The school bag is on the chair, the shoes are invariably in the...