#raisingcapablechildren: L is for Language
As our children grow up, their interactions with the world increase and they learn different ways to communicate their needs,
Author: TripleAmommy
#raisingcapablechildren: K is for Knowledge
Week 3 of the #blogchatterA2Z challenge and I seem to have fallen into a rhythm of daily writing. Till now
#raisingcapablechildren: J is for Joyful
A recent study on Indian children found out that more than 50% were stressed. You will find similar studies across the globe showing that today’s children are a stressed lot. I personally know a few young kids who are undergoing therapy due to stress related issues. Over the last few decades stress levels in children have been spiking and we have all read about children committing suicide due to stress. The picture is grim and what can we as parents do to ensure that our kids remain joyful? On day 10 of the #blogchatterA2Z challenge, let’s talk about ways to keep our children joyful and help them learn to handle stress.
#Raisingcapablechildren: I is for Inclusive – How to raise inclusive children?
Hello everyone and thanks for reading along as I write. Today I want to talk about a topic close to
#raisingcapablechildren: H is for honesty
Phew! It’s just the 8th day of the #blogchatterA2Z challenge and it already seems like I have been writing forever!
#raisingcapablechildren: G is for Gratitude – How to Develop an Attitude of Gratitude?
On day 5 I wrote about developing a sense of empathy in children. A key foundation of that is gratitude
#raisingcapablechildren: F is for Financially Aware
On day 6 of the #blogchatterA2Z challenge, I want to talk about a life skill which is becoming more and
#raisingcapablechildren: E is for Empathy
It is day 5 of the #blogchatterA2Z challenge and today I will talk about E for Empathy. Empathy is the
#raisingcapablechildren: D is for Discipline
DISCIPLINE!!! I am sure most of us hated this word when we were young – and probably still hate it
#raisingcapablechildren: C is for Courage of Conviction – How to Instill Courage of Conviction
Yesterday I wrote at length about teaching kids how to be brave. I will extend that discussion today to something