Parenting

Winter brings a flurry of feathered visitors, from migrating flocks to familiar neighbours. Children can observe their habits, learn about survival, and experience the marvels of nature unfolding right outside their windows.

When Mayuri realised her daughter was on the autism spectrum, she reimagined therapy from the ground up. Today, her listening-led model, Arula, is offering families across India and abroad a compassionate, research-backed path to developmental progress.

When a ‘natural’ baby product raised questions, this Indian couple built Earthbaby, an honest baby-care brand rooted in 100% ingredient transparency and modern science. Today, it’s trusted by thousands of parents seeking safer skincare for their children.

A reflection on winter memories from the 1990s, this story brings together parents from across India who are recreating pre-digital traditions for their children. From Christmas trees and beach picnics to farms, fairs, and decluttering rituals, it explores how winter once shaped time, care, and togetherness.

This festive season, let your kids help you make décor that feels warm, personal and gentle on the planet. These simple craft ideas turn everyday materials into cherished creations filled with meaning.

Maths does not have to be intimidating for children. On National Mathematics Day, here are five simple, everyday ways parents can make maths learning fun, stress-free, and engaging for kids under 10.

A dry little seed can unlock big curiosity in a child. This simple growing activity helps them watch a plant come alive day by day, building patience, observation skills and a gentle connection with the natural world.

These 10 simple, low-cost garden craft ideas can brighten your garden this winter. From painted pebble markers to diya planters, these easy DIYs add warmth, colour, and creativity to your green spaces.

Turn a regular winter evening into a cosy family adventure right at home. With simple steps, warm food, soft lighting, and a bit of imagination, your garden becomes a space for stories, stargazing, and moments children will remember long after the night ends.

With a few leftover vegetable scraps, here’s how children can grow their own mini-garden at home. These easy, low-cost activities teach them about nature, science, and sustainability while keeping them engaged and curious.