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The Long History of Children’s Book Illustrations
Puffy sleeves, a blue frock, and a white pinafore — it’s how we picture Alice.
Help Your Kid be Penny-Wise!
Take your kid to the nearest shop and buy them something they like from the money saved up in their clear jar. Dipping into the jar they have invested time in will give them a reality check which would help them value money in a way a simple sit-down cannot.
Around The World in Children’s Stories
Children have always had stories. For thousands of years, as William Thackeray tells us, parents — be it “mothers by the banks of Yamuna, Arabs couched under the stars of the Syrian plains, or Northmen Vikings as they lay on their shields” — have all entertained kids through stories.
A Brief History of Children's Literature
Look through a 17th-century archive, and you’d think children’s books were inked by the grim reaper.
Keeping Imagination Alive
Imagination is our ability to form mental images to give shape to ideas, abstract or otherwise.
Learning to Live with the Loss of a Beloved Pet
Helping children understand that one can never really get over the loss of a loved one.
Are Fairytales Still Relevant?
Once upon a time, fairytales were a loyal bedtime aide — but now, many parents think it's time we retire them.
Gifts Unwrapped: Gift-Giving During Christmas
Excitement, anticipation, joy, the spirit of gifting encompasses a lot of emotions. While you are on a quest for the pe
Understanding and Dealing with Speech Therapy
If you are a new parent, you would have umpteen doubts about your child’s growth, including speech and language development. You might be wondering if your child is reaching those speech milestones on time, whether they are developing enough vocabulary, whether they understand the language, and so on.
Understanding Dyslexia
Dyslexia is a type of learning disability wherein the person having it has trouble processing words or numbers, despite being smart and motivated to learn. While some might think that Dyslexia is a disease, it is actually a condition a person is born with, and is often genetic.
Celebrate Your Child’s Uniqueness
Witnessing your little bundle of joy grow into a human with ideas, opinions, habits, is one of the most amazing and integral aspects of parenting. As parents, nurturing the child’s unique qualities is important. It might not be easy, but it is necessary to do so.
Grieving the Loss of a Pet
Grieving the loss of a pet is painful at any age. Animals - be it a dog, cat, rabbit, bird - have a special place in a child’s life and no matter what age, they tend to grow close to their pets.
"Everything's got a moral, if only you can find it."
- Lewis Carroll