Tolerance is an important value to impart in children. It is accepting people for who and what they are, and treating your people the way you want them to treat you.

Every child has his or her strengths and interests. At such a young age, parents should refrain from comparing the child with his peers as such a focus may affect the learning attitude of the child.

It is almost impossible to prevent children from ever being injured due to their constant activity. Fortunately most childhood falls or blows to the head result in injury to the scalp only.

Arguing, snatching, hitting, yelling and crying. While some sibling rivalry is to be expected and developmentally appropriate, jealousy among siblings can be damaging.

With the current onslaught of children’s media programs, children today are more exposed to violence than the past. What should you do when your child starts to ‘become’ Batman, Superman or Spiderman?

The question through the minds of parents as they compare their child’s ability to talk with other children. What is a 'typical language development'?

Many parents find it difficult to make their child love & enjoy learning. It's in these formative years of the child’s development when a parent’s choices will have effects beyond the early childhood.

Painting is an activity many children enjoy & look forward to. The medium is easy to apply in comparison to crayons and/or colour pencils. Crayons can be tiring for children who are learning to strengthen their fine motor skills

Some parents believe that holding their child in the car will be sufficient to keep them safe. But only a baby car seat can ensure the safety of your child while riding in the car.df

I love the idea that there is no fixed rule towards teaching children art. There is flexibility in its learning approaches. The corresponding learning approaches can be used to play out their strength.