Children

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.

Winter in India brings fresh air, sunlight, and the perfect chance for families to step outdoors together. These simple, fun, and eco-friendly activities help children explore nature, learn through movement, and enjoy meaningful time with parents in the cooler months.

This Children’s Day, why not give kids a safe, respectful environment to live in instead of toys and gifts? Here is how gentle parenting, when done right, ensures parents have conversations with children and not control.

Here are 10 fun and engaging wildlife conservation activities to do with kids in India. From butterfly gardens to night safaris, raise eco-conscious children while protecting nature at home and beyond.

From busy streets to bedrooms, air pollution affects children the most. But small, consistent family habits can change that. Here’s how parents and kids can build ‘clean-air zones’ at home, school, and in the neighbourhood — one simple step at a time.

In a world buzzing with screens and toys, these 10 thoughtful gifts help kids slow down and fall in love with nature. From planting seeds to spotting birds, each idea is simple, joyful, and full of wonder — perfect for nurturing a deeper connection with the Earth, one small moment at a time.

In Meghalaya, schools are creating nutrition gardens, enabling students to cultivate and harvest fresh produce. Here’s how this initiative promotes healthy eating and hands-on agriculture knowledge.

Through Mangar Eco Club in Haryana, Sunil Harsana empowers children to save the Aravalis with activities like tree planting and check dam building.

Turn your home into a green classroom — grow jackfruit with your kids and teach them sustainability, patience, and the joy of harvesting their own food.

After the sudden passing of her husband 30 years ago, Swati Naik was left in the dark. She picked herself up and began to shoulder financial responsibilities and raise her children by cleaning and packing parcels at the post office.