Raising well-reasoned kids
When a baby comes into the world, we think of it as our naïve ball of joy who needs to be groomed and moulded into…
Author: TeamBabySquad
“No, Stop, Wait!”-Why children need boundaries
Reiterating as always-Parenting is difficult. Always has been, always will be. All of you might agree that one of the most difficult parts of parenting…
No-Drama discipline: The right approach to nurture kids
Most often parents do certain things unknowingly. “My son peed his pants today. Can you believe it?” ridiculed a mother at a function. “My daughter…
Little incidences that build big character: Teaching action-reaction to kids
Priya and her 3-year old girl were the ‘chef’ mother-daughter duo. Whenever Priya cooked something in the kitchen, the little one always used to hang…
Limits and boundaries-How to do it
Meher’s every morning had the same routine. Getting her 8 and 4 year old ready for school and daycare respectively before leaving for work herself…
Growing up for the better: Chores, Community Service & Self-Care
What to replace excessive praise with? Parents are more likely to regulate their appreciation for their children when they accept one simple fact: it can’t…
Generic Praise vs. Compelling Rave – Better ways to appreciate your children
“You’re amazing”- the throwaway use of superlatives Sitting on a park bench while my son was playing, I watched a toddler whoosh down the slide…
Gaming it up: Self-Regulation made easy at home
Which kid doesn’t like games? What if we tell you that we will be suggesting some simple games that not only bring your entire family…
Failed plan is a good plan-Raising resilient kids
It was Ashu’s 3rd birthday and a riverside picnic trip was promised to him. On the D-day, the weather was pleasant and the family set…
EQ over IQ-Raising emotionally strong kids
Imagine you are a teacher. In your class, there is a child who is brilliant in studies, exceptionally well in sports, has amazing theatrical skills…