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Am I helicoptering or just caring?Subscriber Only

In India, the matter is more complicated. Family involvement is common and often expected.

Hold the roots to weather the stormSubscriber Only

Forest approach to parenting is about celebrating diversity so that each child is accepted as they are and not hothoused for perfection and performance

Gen Z parenting guide: Why connection matters more than controlSubscriber Only

For a generation fluent in identity and self-expression, listening often works better than rules

Developing grit in teenagers: Why it matters more than everSubscriber Only

Grit isn’t about perfection, it’s about persistence and progress.

How mothers and fathers experience parental guilt differently, and what can helpSubscriber Only

Most importantly, children benefit not from perfect parents, but from emotionally attuned ones.

Living in the age of diagnosesSubscriber Only

Where every human suffering comes with a label

Too nice to say no? A guide to identifying people-pleasing in teenagersSubscriber Only

Tell your teenagers that it is okay to say no if they don’t feel comfortable and not succumb to the digital pressure.

Getting back post a summer breakSubscriber Only

This emotional reset is important because motivation doesn’t come only from goals or plans it also depends on how we feel.

The silent inheritance: How children unconsciously absorb their parents’ ideologies, and what we can do about itSubscriber Only

When children see their parents place high value on status or appearances, they may begin to believe that love and approval are conditional

How to handle your child’s tantrum in publicSubscriber Only

Many new parents, already exhausted from giving their all, can feel disheartened when their child still seems dissatisfied.

Turning time off into time well spent: Making holidays count for kidsSubscriber Only

From reading and creative activities to career prep and community service, here are some ways children can make the most of their school break

How diet can help prevent muscle injuries in over-50sSubscriber Only

It has been proven that starting to exercise with routines that are too demanding can lead to significant muscular and skeletal injuries, especially if combined with an inadequate diet.

How to nurture focus and curiosity in children and teensSubscriber Only

From structured routines and mindful tech use to curiosity-driven learning, here is a holistic guide to supporting young minds in today’s fast-paced world.

Five foods to help increase haemoglobin levels in children

Some underlying medical conditions like chronic kidney disease, inflammatory bowel disease, or certain infections, can interfere with haemoglobin production or red blood cell survival.

Dodging misogyny mobsSubscriber Only

An invitation to young men to stand up for gender justice at a time when toxic masculinity is gaining ground online

‘Now, if mama has to go to work, she deals with it’: Kalki Koechlin shares tips to balance time between mother and baby

Rima Bhandekar, Psychologist at Mpower Helpline, Aditya Birla Trust, explained that Kalki's style of parenting focuses on providing children ample independence and distance to develop and at same time support when required.

‘Dad: 5’6”, son: 6’2”’: Is this the reason why most kids of younger generation are much taller than their parents?

Referencing Bollywood actors and their children, digital creator Gurneet Singh says that most kids of the younger generation are much taller than their parents.

Emotional intelligence in children: Importance, development, and long-term impactSubscriber Only

Teaching emotional intelligence at an early age can provide lifelong benefits, equipping children with skills to navigate challenges effectively and maintain healthy relationships.

What is the only child syndrome?Subscriber Only

Growing up without siblings means fewer opportunities for casual interactions, negotiations, and playful arguments, which help develop social skills

Samay Raina-Ranveer Allahabadia ‘India’s Got Latent’ controversy: How parents can help teenagers deal with online contentSubscriber Only

Your own online behaviour serves as an example for your teenager

How teens with social issues can build healthier relationshipsSubscriber Only

Start to see the good in yourself, the genuine heart and caring nature, and let that be the story you carry forward

Is your teenager using foul language? Here’s a guide to help themSubscriber Only

Often, teenagers learn best from experience

The challenges of angry children and single parentingSubscriber Only

With support and effective strategy, a parent can help a child navigate anger constructively

How parents can help teens addicted to doomscrollingSubscriber Only

Teach your teenager to focus on the “now” rather than worrying about an unpredictable future.

Parents, have you heard of the ‘tap in tap out strategy’ to deal with a difficult situation with your child?

Both parents, however, must agree that if they receive a nonverbal signal, they will not take it personally.

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