children and parenting
How susceptible are children to COVID-19 and what precautions need to be taken to keep them safe?
I pride myself on being efficient and organised on most days. But after three days of a lockdown I began to hear “What do I do now” from my daughter Anna.
Over the coming weeks, you will see an increase in behavior issues with your kids. Whether it’s anxiety, or anger, or protest that they can’t do things normally – it will happen.
Painting, cooking, making an e-newspaper. Here are some activities with which I have been keeping my son busy.
The writer took a domestic flight with her child and here’s how they have been social distancing themselves out of precaution.
Oh god, kids at home, myself at home, the whole world at home, no playdates, cancelled classes, schools also shut and what not.
Children are either being infected less or exhibit milder symptoms, but they may still play an important role in transmitting the virus.
It had been a few years since we divorced but seeing your ex moving on is bittersweet. A part of you wants him to be happy and another part wonders about your own marriage.
This is a job for two people and staying at home to care for a baby is as exhaustive (often more) as going out to earn money.
For a single mother, the decision to go for a full-time job is not easy. There’s tremendous guilt and a heavy heart every morning when you leave your child.
A Supreme Court bench recently observed that children pay the “heaviest price” in custody battles that cannot be compensated in any way.
Today I learned that childhood is a learning experience for parents as well. Single parenting takes resilience.
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