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Exclusive: Parineeti Chopra on sharing parenting duties with Raghav Chadha, Bollywood flops, motherhood, and why would never have married an actor

October 13, 2026 - 03:37

Exclusive: Parineeti Chopra on sharing parenting duties with Raghav Chadha, Bollywood flops, motherhood, and why would never have married an actor

Actor Parineeti Chopra has offered a candid look at her life after welcoming her first child with husband and politician Raghav Chadha. In a recent conversation, she spoke about how the couple...

Psychology says children who go grocery shopping with their parents may be learning a skill adults often overlook

October 12, 2026 - 06:13

Psychology says children who go grocery shopping with their parents may be learning a skill adults often overlook

A trip to the supermarket can easily turn into a negotiation over chocolates, biscuits and colourful packets. Parents may be focused on finishing the shopping quickly, keeping the bill within...

A Fashionable Transition: Upgrading from Nursery to Toddler Room

October 11, 2026 - 19:04

A Fashionable Transition: Upgrading from Nursery to Toddler Room

When a child begins to grow, the space they inhabit must grow with them. One fashion-forward mother recently decided it was time to retire the crib and the changing table in favor of a setup that...

Lee Seung-ki Shares Honest Look at Parenting Life

October 11, 2026 - 06:04

Lee Seung-ki Shares Honest Look at Parenting Life

Singer and actor Lee Seung-ki recently opened up about the unpredictable nature of raising a young child, sharing a candid story about how even a simple family outing depends entirely on his...

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Using Chores To Build Responsibility And Self Belief

Chores truly empower kids and build confidence.

Author: Nix Wyatt

October 13, 2026

The Neuroscience Of Learning Through Play

It`s fascinating how play can shape a child`s brain development. I wonder, what specific activities have the biggest impact? Can different types of play enhance different skills or traits in young learners?

Author: Oliver McCartney

October 13, 2026

Raising Girls Who Speak Up And Stand Tall

Raising girls to speak up is like teaching them to use a megaphone in a quiet library. One moment they`re shy, and the next, they`re asking the cashier why the ice cream machine is out of order. Keep those voices raised... and the ice cream flowing!

Author: Alice Jacobs

October 12, 2026

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The Link Between Independence and Confidence in Young Kids

13 October 2026

The Link Between Independence and Confidence in Young Kids

Watch a four-year-old struggle to pull on a sock. Every instinct may push you to reach down and do it for her. You can finish the job in three seconds. She might take three minutes. But something...

Embracing the Beautiful Chaos of Parenting

12 October 2026

Embracing the Beautiful Chaos of Parenting

There is a moment every parent knows, though few talk about it honestly. It is 6:47 on a Tuesday evening. One child is refusing dinner because the pasta touched the sauce. Another is crying because...

The Neuroscience of Learning Through Play

11 October 2026

The Neuroscience of Learning Through Play

Ask a parent what play is for and you will often get a shrug. It looks like the opposite of work, the opposite of learning, the opposite of progress. A child stacking blocks is not memorizing...

The Art of Listening: Why Girls Need to Feel Heard

10 October 2026

The Art of Listening: Why Girls Need to Feel Heard

A twelve-year-old comes home from school, drops her backpack by the door, and says nothing. Her mother asks how her day went. `Fine,` she says, and disappears into her room. Later that evening, the...

How to Raise Independent Thinkers in the Tech-Driven Future

9 October 2026

How to Raise Independent Thinkers in the Tech-Driven Future

Your kid just asked a chatbot to write their book report. They are nine. And the chatbot did it in eleven seconds. Before you panic, take a breath. This is not the end of critical thinking. It is...

Raising Confident Kids Without Overpraising

8 October 2026

Raising Confident Kids Without Overpraising

Praise is one of the first tools parents reach for. A toddler stacks two blocks and we clap. A teenager finishes homework and we tell them they are brilliant. It feels natural, even kind. But...

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