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Public speaking is an art. Depending upon the audience the speaker has to adjust the topic of discussion, the flow of language and choose the words. To develop this talent in your child it is necessary that he or she should start learning about this right from beginning. The more the encouragement the child will [...]

During these difficult times, when expenses tend to increase at a rapid pace as compared to income, the decision to have more than one child becomes difficult. Having children is one aspect, bringing them up, training them to be good citizens and providing financial support to all children becomes an issue to be discussed and [...]

It is a crucial duty of every parent to give right direction to the life of his child and to shape his child’s future at a very young age. Of course it is difficult in the beginning when the attention point of your child is toys and games. But as an ideal parent it is [...]

It is a dream of every parent that his child should be a genius. He must be smart and special from others. Parents want to see their child on top of the world. Since from the birth of a child, parents start dreaming about his future. They are very impatient about the development of his [...]

Cognitive skills are crucial for the overall development of a child. Various things like language learning, usage, thought process, memory development etc. come under its preview. The child also learns to be aware of his surroundings in a logical way and slowly and gradually augments his knowledge store, which is essential for his further development. [...]

Gross and Fine motor skills have become an important parameter for assessing the development of the child. So it’s important to develop these skills in them which will in turn help them to perform better academically and physically too. Fine Motor Skills Fine motor skills involve those activities that help the child to write and [...]

Most parents have a tough time with their kids clinging on to them in the early months. The moment they realise the parent or the caregiver is going out of sight, they begin to howl, scream and crawl and get hold of their leg. This is very natural and nothing unusual about it. Since the [...]