Do you find your kids running away like wild geese at the sheer mention of chores? If YES, then this article is the answer to your call for help. Young kids prefer to be a little wild and free. …

It can be difficult balancing a career while also having family responsibilities which can often feel like being pulled from every direction at the same time. Especially for women who are not only trying to make their name in a male-dominated society but also handle the majority share of household…

Watch the video to learn more about your spending personality type. Spenders: These people enjoy spending money and often prioritise instant gratification over long-term savings. They may struggle with impulse buying and have difficulty sticking to a budget. Savers: These people prioritise saving money over spending and tend to…

Do you find your kid watching videos or playing games on devices instead of spending time outdoors? Do they need to watch TV to eat peacefully? Here’s what the American Academy Of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry recommends regarding screen time and kids: Until 18 months of age: Limit screen use…

Tina woke up all sweaty and wept till no more tears would come out. It was her exam day, and she just could not calm down. It took a lot of convincing to get her to the exam center. Does your kid experience something like this during the exam season…

Money is omnipresent and yet it is the least spoken about with our kids. Financial literacy is as important as Math and Sciences that kids learn at schools. …

Every parent saves for their child’s education, and most of the time they have to give up on some important things to make that larger goal come true, this is delayed gratification. Delayed gratification means resisting the temptation of an immediate reward, in anticipation that there will be a greater…

“Repetition is the mother of learning, the father of action, which makes it the architect of accomplishment.” — Zig Ziglar, renowned motivational speaker, and author You must have noticed that your child repeats the action or activity they like. …

Positive Reinforcement: Our Way of Parenting — As parents, you might have been using positive reinforcement knowingly or unknowingly. Ever offered your kid candy for being quiet while you work? Yup! That’s it! Positive reinforcement refers to the introduction of a desirable or pleasant stimulus after a behavior. The desirable stimulus reinforces the behavior, making it more…