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Storytelling for Kids: How to make storytelling more interesting for kids?

Storytelling can be a challenging task when you have to present it in front of kids. You never know whether they are really listening or are daydreaming in their own fantasy world. So, it can be challenging to make kids amused in storytelling, but it’s so important that we may not always think about it in many ways. […]

Smart Parenting: 10 ways to raise a Compassionate Child

Children now are growing up in the “ME” world, which is all thanks to materialism. If there’s anything the past year-and-a-half has taught us, from racial injustices to domestic terrorism to harassment and abuse, it’s that compassion and empathy towards others can be a rare resource. Like many things, kindness is a quality that children […]

Emotional Intelligence: Revealing about someone’s illness to your child?

A serious disease has an impact on the entire family’s feelings and emotions, and a child has a right to know about anything that impacts the family. Because children are highly sensitive to tension and stress, they may detect when something is wrong. If you try to protect them by being silent to an illness, […]

15 Amazing Ways To Deal With Your Child’s Tantrums

You all must have had blurry memories about your childhood showing multiple tantrums for various things. How stubborn you could be for a thing, but had never ever thought that one fine day your own child would throw the same tantrum. Tantrum usually begins when a child is feeling emotionally triggered. This could be due […]

Soft Skills: How to Inculcate Soft Skills in Children?

In the era of automation and technology, it is evident that the world has started looking beyond hard skills. We can rely on technology, calculators and encyclopedias for facts, theories and figures. With a gigantic amount of highly qualified candidates spawning with their impressing CVs, the global business environment has also started calibrating different parameters. Soft […]

Tips For Effective Co-parenting After Divorce. Handle Kids Better

Life is not always full of roses, sometimes there are thorns too. But they say, the thorns make you even stronger. People get married with the hope of starting a family and having a new bright future ahead their way but sometimes things do not turn as planned and the trauma of separation halts your […]

The Narrative World: How Stories Can Prompt Learning?

Have you ever found yourself unable to recall what you learned on the previous day? Or have you dozed off in a class booming with your teacher’s explanation? Most of the time when such incidents happen, it is termed to be the child’s lack of interest or attention in class. But, is that always true? Learning and education are […]

Yoga Benefits for Kids: A Way to Better Life

Yoga has been in quite a vogue these days. An Indian subcontinent originated ancient art; it shows its existence from the Upanishads and gained its complete prominence in the early 20th century under the influence of Swami Vivekananda. It is the best method to connect with nature by balancing the mind-body connection. Yoga has a large variety […]

Voice Modulation Tips for Storytelling to Make Stories Interesting

Storytelling or story narration is a bilateral art of engaging words and actions to greet the ingredients of a story while supporting the audience’s imagination. Some folks have mastered this skill, while others just put us to sleep the second they open their mouth. The magic that makes all the difference is the gamut of voice modulation. […]

Why Should You Read Bedtime Stories to Kids?

One of the fondest memories of childhood is the bedtime stories that our parents, grandparents, and guardians used to narrate. Usually, bedtime stories are what little kids look up to the most. It is the intrigue of tales and a new story that always keeps children on their toes. However, with the surge in media and hectic schedules, parents […]