Educational Blogs

Bengaluru is a vibrant city with plenty to offer for kids and families visiting as tourists. With its numerous parks like Cubbon Park and Lalbagh Botanical Garden, children have ample space to play and explore nature. Attractions like Bannerghatta Biological Park provide opportunities for wildlife safaris and animal encounters, while places like Wonderla Amusement Park offer thrilling rides and entertainment. The city also boasts museums like the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, where kids can learn through interactive exhibits. Overall, Bengaluru provides a blend of outdoor adventures, educational experiences, and fun-filled activities, making it an exciting destination for kids and families.

Helping children overcome school-related anxiety is important, and there are several books that can offer valuable insights and strategies. Here ar...

Parenting is a challenging journey of growth, learning, and mistakes. It requires patience, adaptability, and unconditional love. Parenting is a journey filled with challenges and learning opportunities. It's important to acknowledge that making mistakes is a natural part of the process. Here are 5 common parenting mistakes parents should avoid.

Teaching children entrepreneurial skills is an important and valuable endeavor in today's rapidly changing world. By equipping young minds with the knowledge and mindset necessary to think creatively, take risks, and solve problems, we empower them to become independent thinkers, innovators, and leaders.

Messy play refers to any activity that involves tactile or sensory experiences with different textures, such as sand, water, paint, playdough, and more. While messy play might seem like a nightmare for some parents, it can actually be an incredibly beneficial tool for promoting child development.

Storytelling is an essential part of a child's overall development. It helps children to develop their language skills, improve their memory, and stimulate their imagination. Here are some of the ways storytelling can benefit your child:

Helping your kids find their interests in early childhood is crucial for their growth and development. To do this, expose them to various activities, follow their lead, ask open-ended questions, and be supportive. Providing opportunities for exploration and creating a supportive environment will help them to discover their passions. Remember to be patient and allow them to try different activities before settling on something they truly love. Encouraging curiosity and a love of learning will also help them to explore new interests.

Delhi is a vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage and a fascinating history. As the capital of India, it offers an eclectic mix of old and new, with ancient monuments and modern skyscrapers coexisting side by side, making it a great destination for kids. Visitors can explore the city's bustling bazaars, sample its diverse cuisine, and discover its many museums, parks, and cultural institutions. Whether you're interested in history, art, food, or shopping, Delhi has something for everyone.

Hyderabad is a beautiful city in the southern state of India and is a great place for kids to visit and explore. There are many exciting attractions that will keep kids entertained and engaged throughout their trip.

The popular attraction in Hyderabad is the Ramoji Film City, which is the largest film studio in the world. Kids can take a tour of the film studio, see how movies are made, and even participate in fun activities like stunts and action scenes.

 What is the occupation of a child? … To play.. Yes!  It’s as simple as that, and there is tremendous potential in play. The truth though is somewhere while teaching A,B,C, 1,2,3 we have forgotten to let our children play.

Remember our childhood, when we came back from school, without even waiting to change our uniform or to finish lunch we would just run out to play with our friends. In each of these games, be it hide and seek, running and catching each other or pretend playing teacher, teacher, doctor, doctor (that’s how we use to call these games as kids ) we never realised that we were developing so many vital skills which were going to help us later to become physically strong mentally agile, emotionally stable and problem solvers. But, Is our children playing enough?