Parents have a tremendous amount of time to model for kids the distinction between right and wrong. Teach them to speak politely, to share, respect elders, and to follow good
It is often hard to find a present to give to a child. Toys may be exciting for a few days, clothes may soon be outgrown, and gadgets can easily
Children’s learning rate is higher than ever. They excel at solving puzzles, using gadgets, and recalling facts. But can they recognise what they are feeling? Are they able to soothe
Children rarely remember lectures. They remember stories. Ask your child about a story they heard weeks ago and they will remember the clever rabbit, the gentle elephant or the brave
There is nothing more common to parents than to see their children suddenly erupt, clench their fists, and shed tears afterward. It is common for children to be angry. It’s
Every parent wants to pass on the right values to their child. Not only in their academic pursuits, but in their thinking, actions, and worldview. This desire is even stronger
A long time ago, when Bhagavan Neminath was alive, there was a village named Nandi in the state of Magadha. In this village lived a Brahmin named Somil and his
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