Mobile-Withered Childhood
Recently, I went to my daughter’s house. As I was climbing the stairs, I overheard a conversation on the ground floor that...
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Skill and Its Application
Every task or behavior has its proper place and time, and if an act or behavior does not occur at the right moment or place,...
The Roots of a Child’s Distrust
In a room full of laughter, a tiny moment passed unnoticed; or rather, misunderstood. A little girl, no more than two, had...
Your Child Reflects You
Children don’t just listen. They imitate. They watch what you do, how you speak, how you react — and they mirror it all....
Regulating a Child’s Anger
Anger in children can catch parents off guard. One moment they’re calm, the next they’re screaming, kicking, rolling on the...
How to Raise Responsible Children
It’s the one question that never goes away; how do we raise responsible children? It comes up in parenting groups,...
Those Who Read, Develop
Reading isn’t just a pastime. It’s a workout for the brain; and a powerful one. At Stanford University, researchers studied...
Why Is the Seed of Fear Sown Indirectly?
We still haven’t fully realized that fear is the death of a child’s inner world. If we truly understood that, would we; who...
Children with Disabilities: A Curse or a Blessing?
We live in an age where medical science has significantly lowered the chances of children being born with certain physical...
The Festival of Stories
We told our daughter Astha her first story when she was two years and nine months old. She listened. She understood. She was...
