Author name: Priyanki Baruah

The traditional roles of mothers and fathers in child-rearing have undergone significant changes over the past few decades. Shifting societal norms, economic demands, and a deeper understanding of child development have all contributed to this evolution. Today, the roles of mothers and fathers are more fluid and dynamic, reflecting a more equitable approach to parenting.

In today’s competitive world, academic success is often equated with future success, leading to high expectations from parents, teachers, and society. While striving for academic excellence can motivate children, excessive pressure can have adverse effects on their mental health. This blog explores the multifaceted impact of high academic expectations on children’s mental health, supported by

Your concern for your child’s health is understandable. Here are some considerations and steps you can take if you’re worried that your 14-year-old’s masturbation habits might be affecting their health: By approaching the situation with care, understanding, and support, you can help your teen navigate this aspect of their development in a healthy way. If

Tantrums and meltdowns are a common part of childhood, often emerging as children navigate their way through intense emotions they cannot yet fully understand or express. While these outbursts can be challenging for parents and caregivers, responding with calm and compassion can make a significant difference. Here, we explore effective strategies for managing these difficult