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How to Read Aloud to a child that won't sit still
Reading Aloud especially to small kids is no mean feat. Here are some tips that may help.
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3 Ways to Teach Kids to Make Up After a Fight
Here are 3 ways to teach kids how to make up with a friend or sibling after a fight. What is your advice about how to make up with a friend?
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12 tips for raising truthful kids
Parents rate honesty as the quality they most want to teach their children. We asked the experts for their advice for raising honest kids.
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"SaY" it with Culture: Why Storytelling is Important for Culture
Storytelling is so intertwined with any culture that you could almost say that culture is storytelling!
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"SaY" it with Culture: Importance of Storytelling Traditions Across the World - India
Storytelling has different forms and mediums across the globe. But every story has a common purpose no matter the country or medium.
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"SaY" it with Education: Reading Aloud can help you bond with your kids and make them better readers
Reading with your child is a practice that creates space for deeper independent learning and exploring.
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"SaY" it with Emotions: 5 ways to boost your child’s emotional intelligence
Help your child become happier, more confident, and more empathetic by teaching them healthy ways to express their feelings.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: What Am I Doing to My Kid When I Yell?
Because parents hold absolute power over young kids, it’s important to avoid turning your anger into full-on despotic control.
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"SaY" it with Compassion: THERAPISTS WANTED
SPIN A YARN INDIA IN COLLABORATION WITH DAUGHTERS OF INDIA IS CALLING FOR #DOCTORS #THERAPISTS TO HELP IN THIS CRISIS.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: Things to do if your child is being left out
Another weekend and my daughter has no plans with friends. She’s a great girl, but her friendship road has been a little bumpy.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: How 'You're Not My Friend anymore!' is a form of bullying
“Kids forget about scuffles on the playground but they don't forget about unkind words or being left out.”
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"SaY" it with Parenting - How to Spoil Your Children
If you want to avoid having spoiled kids, then stay away from these 7 habits.
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"SaY" it with Culture: Why your child must read Indian authors too
Representation in storytelling matters!
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"SaY" it with Parenting: Things Your Daughter Needs to Know
It’s hard being a girl in today’s world, but it’s just as hard to be a girl’s mother.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: How to help your child when (s)he feels rejected
Rejection is tough. And for most, it’s not a matter of if she ever feels rejected, but when.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: Things a Mom can teach her son
What sons learn from their mothers is distinct in helping them discover who they are in relation to women.
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"SaY" it with Parenting: Self-confidence: Does your child suffer from not enough or too much?
Confidence is the foundation for all well-being; without it so many other things just won’t work.
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"SaY" it with Education: Learning Languages through Stories
Encouraging your child to read or listen to stories should therefore help them to learn a second language in a way that is not only fun, but
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"SaY" it with Parenting: 5 Manners we forget to teach our kids
Manners are so important, of course, but so often we forget about the ones that result in great character traits and strong morals.
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"SaY" it with a Story: How 'Once Upon A Time ...' is different in different cultures
From Korea to Germany to Nigeria, every culture has its own version of ‘once upon a time’ – and most are more interesting than the English
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