From Junk To Joy: Inspiring Healthy Eating Habits In Kids

Vidhi Manchanda | Jan 24, 2025

Consuming unhealthy food has become a part of every child’s lifestyle these days. Junk food has become more accessible due to TV Commercials and Peer Pressure. However, with the right strategies, you can instill healthy eating choices in your child that benefit them in the long run and help th ...
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VIRTUAL TRAPS: UNDERSTANDING TEEN GAMING ADDICTION IN INDIA

Vidhi Manchanda | Jan 16, 2025

Research suggests, between 1.3 percent and 19.9 percent of teenagers are suffering from gaming addiction in India. As we all are aware, the rise in smartphones, easy access to internet facilities, and lots of gaming options have become significant, leading to severe online gaming addictions. Excessi ...
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Shattered Childhoods: Children in the Gaza Conflict

Vidhi Manchanda | Jan 10, 2025

According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 14,000 children have reportedly been killed, and thousands more have been wounded in the Gaza war. What’s happening to Gaza’s children? Imagine losing your home, your school, or even your family in a single moment. That’s the reality for tho ...
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Peer pressure at school: Empowering your child to stay stronger

Bhavya Gandhi | Dec 31, 2024

Peer pressure is an unavoidable part of growing up, where children are forced to challenge their values and beliefs. Kids feel pressured to fit in and conform with what their peers like or dislike. While positive peer pressure can motivate children to adopt healthy habits, negative peer pressure can ...
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Malnutrition and India’s Future: A Nation at Risk

Vidhi Manchanda | Dec 27, 2024

Malnutrition is one of the growing concerns in India currently. It affects children’s physical and cognitive growth, leading to lifelong consequences. According to UNICEF, 38% of Indian children under the age of 5 have stunted growth. They are vulnerable to infections, have difficulty concentratin ...
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The Silent Transformation – Puberty in Boys

Yusra Khan | Dec 24, 2024

Puberty is usually talked about with reference to girls—their periods, mood swings, and all the problems they go through. Boys are seldom mentioned. They have no obvious and apparent event such as menstruation which can mark their transition. Often easy to overlook, changes undergone by boys durin ...
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The Importance of Open Parent-Child Communication

Bhavya Gandhi | Dec 20, 2024

It is a fast-paced world, and we always have something to do, some goal to achieve, some things to buy, some work to finish, someone to look after, etc. In all this hustle, parents find it difficult to sit and have meaningful communication with their children; however, it is even more important now. ...
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Tackling Gender Inequality for Safer Childhood in India

Vidhi Manchanda | Dec 17, 2024

Gender inequality remains an increasing concern in India, with serious consequences for children’s safety and well-being. From the moment they are born, girls are more likely to suffer challenges such as poor education, gender-based violence, workplace discrimination, child domestic work, teen ...
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Why Self-Defense Knowledge is a Must in Today’s World

Yusra Khan | Dec 13, 2024

As guardians, educators, and parents, we frequently wonder how we can actually keep our kids safe. In reality, we can’t be there to keep kids safe all times of the day. In view of this, teaching kids how to defend themselves is not merely a safety measure; it is a vital life skill. We live&hel ...
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Evolving Childhood Morals: Why Sharing Isn’t Always Caring

Yusra Khan | Dec 06, 2024

Growing up, I was taught that sharing was a virtue, kindness was universal, and respecting elders was non-negotiable. These childhood values, etched into my young mind, formed a moral compass that guided my interactions. But as the world around us changes, I’ve found myself reevaluating these ...
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Brainy Adventures: Fun Learning Activities for Children

Vidhi Manchanda | Dec 03, 2024

With the changing times, the usage of the internet and technological devices is rising more than ever. This has led to the kids getting engaged in online activities which can affect their emotional and physical health. Maintaining a balance between online activities and activities in the physical wo ...
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