Monthly Archives: January 2022
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January 31, 2022 44
Balancing your work and family life correctly is something that every parents can face and it takes time to adjust and precariously manage everything from keeping your family happy to being able to manage multiple commitments in your work life.
Having the right kind of work-life balance is not only beneficial for your children but also helps you to be mentally and emotionally happy. Your children will get the right amount of attention and time from you to develop, learn and maintain a healthy relationship with you.
Maintaining a healthy balance will help you not feel burnt out at work and be mentally capable enough to complete tasks and ace in your work life.
Here are some ways you can manage your work-life balance successfully:
1- Plan and Prioritise
Setting up priorities beforehand will help you achieve your goals of the week.
Every weekend, you and your family members can sit down and write what
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January 31, 2022 47
Being your child’s mother or father is a worthwhile, roller-coaster experience that you will be learning from everyday. We want our children to grow up to be kind, loving individuals that are successfully following their dreams.
Our only goal in life is to do everything we can to keep our children happy and satisfied. They need to have a stable, peaceful happy home to grow up in. We have compiled a list of parenting secrets below to help you achieve your goal.
There are several ways you help your children’s happiness to flourish:
1- Humour
One of the best ways to make your children happy is to crack some jokes and try to find the humour when life gets tough.
When you try to find humour in certain situations and crack some jokes around them, it allows them to feel more free and not get too stressed out about life.
2- Role model
As their role models, your children
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January 24, 2022 50
As parents we all want our kids growing up to be responsible, law abiding adults that flourish in their life. This becomes possible only when you start teaching them important positive life lessons from a very young age.
Children earn life skills while watching their parents or mentors implementing it in their own lives. The power of mentors, coaches and other role models can help shape up a kid and learn important life lessons from a very young age.
Here are some top life lessons that every parent should teach their kids:
1- Respect
Teaching your kids to respect everyone irrespective of their age, skin colour, profession, religion or where they are from, goes a log way to making sure your kids grow
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January 24, 2022 37
As your kids grow up, they will require more than just three meals a day to satisfy them. Having healthy snacks in between is going to help curb their hunger pangs and for you to sneak in some healthy nutrients in their diet.
Instead of offering them unhealthy snack options that have refined flour, added sugar and preservatives, you can offer them healthy options that will provide them energy and the proper nutrition to grow up as healthier adults.
Here we have provided you with a list of 10 healthy snacks that will prove both healthy and delicious for your children:
1- Celery
Take a stalk of celery and cut it into 3 or 4 long pieces and spread peanut butter inside them. You can arrange a few raisins on top of it.
This is a fun way for your
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January 18, 2022 60
A child’s body is made up of 75% of water and it is extremely essential for them to drink plenty of fluids to grow up healthy, feel good and play around. Water also gives them the energy to think better, use their brain power and function better.
Everybody, including your child needs to drink water regularly as it is utmost importance. Children lose water while they sweat throughout the day, urinate and need to replenish water in their body.
There are charts for daily recommendations of water for every human being depending on their age. Apart from these recommendations, keep in mind whether your child plays any particular sports as in these cases they might require more water.
Ages 5-8 : 40 ounces of water
Ages 9-12 : 56 ounces
Ages 13+ : 80 ounces
