How excited my little one was today for his interview at the 'BIG SCHOOL". Transition from the Pre-school to a primary school is definitely a big step for all the kids. But I guess it’s more of a challenge for me as a mother. My son seems all set to get into his new role. He is excited. He says “I am a big boy". But I am still thinking… Has my little baby actually grown into a big boy who is all set for this transition? I have been talking to so many parents and colleagues about him. What is their opinion about the child going to school? Will the child feel actually pressurised by the system of ‘BIG’ school education? Should they play for another year at pre-school and gain a little more maturity level? And the most important of all “Will I be ready next year to send him to school or will I face the same anxiety?” The questions in my mind are endless and so are the opinions. Some suggest that it’s better to keep your child back till he turns complete 6. Some
The pizza, burgers, hot chips are so yummy and difficult to resist for kids. But this yummy taste is certainly turning out to be a big trouble for the present generation. As the kids are moving away from fresh natural food and growing closer to fast food. The percentage of obese kids is rising in all the countries. As an aware parent it becomes our duty to understand the cause of the child’s growing fondness towards unhealthy food. The taste is one big factor that pushes the kids towards fast food but other than that there are some external triggers that we must identify. The external triggers are the factors that are present outside the child’s body and pushes the child towards unhealthy food. The external factors could be: 1. Presence of unhealthy food at home : If the eating table has unhealthy food options visible, the child will certainly choose the same. But if we stop bringing such unhealthy options at home the child will have to look for something healthy that