#Parenting
9 articles tagged “Parenting”.

Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana: A Simple Guide for Parents of Daughters
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana offers 8.2% interest (Oct–Dec 2026) and tax benefits for a girl child’s future. Who can open it, how much to deposit, when it matures — explained simply.

Kids and Screens: A Practical Guide to Healthy Screen Time for Indian Families
Phones keep kids quiet — but at what cost? What WHO recommends for young children, warning signs to watch, and simple family rules that actually work.

Travelling with Elderly Parents: A Gentle Planning Guide
Our parents once carried us on every trip. Now it is our turn. Practical tips on choosing places, booking trains and flights, medicines, comfort and pace when travelling with elderly parents.

Family Movie Night: How to Choose Films for Kids and Watch Mindfully
A weekly family movie night can build memories and conversations. Here is how to pick age-appropriate films using CBFC and OTT ratings, and make the evening meaningful.

Teaching Our Children Their Mother Tongue: Simple Ideas That Work
Many children today understand Tamil but cannot read or write it. On International Mother Language Day, practical, pressure-free ways parents can help kids love their mother tongue.

Change Your Habits — Because They Are Watching You
We are not living this life alone. Our children, friends, family — the next generation — they are watching us closely. They learn not from what we say, but from what we do.

A Struggling Dad, A Star Daughter: A Journey of Pain, Hope, and Pride
In a world that often glorifies success and overlooks silent struggles, there stands a man who has tasted failure more times than he can count.

How Vaccines Work: A Simple Guide to Your Body’s Training Programme
Vaccines don’t fight germs directly — they train your immune system to recognise them. A simple explanation of how vaccines work, why boosters matter, and how India became polio-free.

Why Is the Sky Blue? Everyday Science Explained for Kids (and Curious Parents)
Why is the sky blue in the afternoon and orange at sunset? A simple, kid-friendly explanation of light and scattering — plus the Indian scientist who asked why the sea is blue.