Parenting Styles
Do you know if you are an authoritative or helicopter parent? Want to know more? Read about different parenting styles, along with suggestions from experts and pick the best one to suit your child and you.
Pre-schooler to Teen • 6 Mins Read • 3.1K Views
Being a pushy parent isn’t a good idea. Here’s why, plus what you can do instead
Whether you are parenting a preschooler or a teenager, it is important to check in with yourself about one thing: Is it possible that you may be a pushy parent?
Primary to Pre-teen • 14 Mins Read • 5.3K Views
Is your child addicted to gadgets? A four-week screen fast can help reset their brain, says expert
Is your child unable to put down their gadget without fight, tears or yelling? Learn from an award-winning, global screen-time expert how you can handle this new “menace” of screens
Toddler to 18+ • 4 Mins Read • 48.6K Views
8 Hands-on Activities To Teach Patience To Your Child, And Perhaps Yourself Too
Patience is a virtue that kids can be taught. We know that lecturing them about patience makes them impatient. So, try these eight hands-on activities and watch your child grow in patience
Pre-schooler to 18+ • 6 Mins Read • 15.1K Views
Is Your Kid Mean-Spirited? Here's What You Should Do When Your Child Is Being Mean
Why do you think a child acts mean? Is it just bad behaviour or a desperate cry for help? As parents, you need to step in and help your child change before his meanness becomes self-destructive.
Pre-teen to 18+ • 4 Mins Read • 121.4K Views
Is Your Child Or Teen Anxious And Sleep Deprived? It May Well Be the Negative Effects Of Internet Addiction
Today, it is impossible for teens and children to do anything without the Internet. However, as a parent, you must monitor and regulate your child's use of it, lest it leads to addiction.
Toddler to Teen • 7 Mins Read • 29.2K Views
Are you an authoritative, permissive or helicopter parent? Find out what your parenting style is
Parenting styles refer to how we control and support our children and also the behavioral and performance standards we expect from them. Here are details that will help you make an informed choice
Toddler to Teen • 51.17 Mins • 585 Views
How to uncomplicate parenting: Dr Laura Markham, clinical psychologist, author and founder of Aha Parenting
Dr Laura Markham is a clinical psychologist, founder of Aha Parenting and author of "Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How To Stop Yelling and Start Connecting and Peaceful Parent", "Happy Siblings: How to Stop the Fighting and Raise Friends for Life". In this video, she talks about the science behind parent coaching, the three big ideas for parents, a step-by-step approach to disciplining children and much more. Watch the video to learn how to uncomplicate parenting!
Pre-schooler to Pre-teen • 7.15 Mins • 271 Views
How boys and girls express themselves differently: In conversation with parenting expert Maggie Dent
In this enlightening video, Australian parenting expert Maggie Dent explains how boys and girls express themselves differently and why it is important for parents to allow children to figure out things themselves instead of stepping in and correcting them constantly
Pre-schooler to Pre-teen • 9 Mins Read • 217 Views
Thinking of discipling a child for misbehavior? Forget time-outs and try time-ins
Your preschooler just won’t listen to you. He refuses to get ready for school. You are at your wit’s end, ready to spank him. But, wait! Are there better ways to handle the situation that will strengthen your relationship with your child? Will time-outs and time-in’s work? Read on to find out
Primary to 18+ • 13.21 Mins • 377 Views
Parent vs child: Author and family therapist Susan Stiffelman talks about how parents can avoid power struggles with children
Power struggles often have a big impact on the parent-child bond. In this video, author, teacher and family therapist Susan Stiffelman breaks down parent-child power struggles: how they happen, how to avoid them and how to diffuse them. She also talks about how we can make the best of the pandemic and support our children’s learning during this period
Pre-schooler to Teen • 1 Min Read • 3.2K Views
Is it okay for a boy to express his sadness through tears? Let us find out
Is it okay for boys to cry? Why is this act of crying considered such a big deal and frowned upon by society? This comic strip explores this sensitive topic in detail
SponsoredPrimary to Parent • 7 Mins Read • 1.1K Views
How parents can engage kids in screen-free activities
With kids being occupied most of the time with online classes all the while remaining indoors, non-screen activities are the need of the hour. Know how Fevicreate can help
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