Tag Archives: parenting

Imaginative Parenting with Fictional Characters

Kids are the fastest evolv­ing species on this planet. Par­ent­ing tech­niques become out­dated faster and faster. How­ever, I think many under­ly­ing prin­ci­ples remain the same.
I think good par­ent­ing is not an acquired skill – because it needs con­stant acquir­ing. I need to be learn­ing and adapt­ing all the time if I am to be a good

The Power Of One

A con­ver­sa­tion between a small girl (Scout) and her father (Atti­cus) from To Kill A Mock­ing­bird:
“Do you defend nig­gers, Atti­cus?” I asked him that evening.
“Of course I do. Don’t say nig­ger, Scout. That’s com­mon.”
“ ‘s what every­body at school says.”
“From now on it’ll be every­body less one.”

Religion vs. Atheism in Parenting

A few weeks back, I read Richard Dawkins in The God Delu­sion say:
I want us to flinch when we hear of a ‘Chris­t­ian child’ or a ‘Mus­lim child’. Small chil­dren are too young to know their views on life, ethics and the cos­mos. We should no more speak of a Chris­t­ian child than of a