ParentEdge - November - December 2019

In dieser Angelegenheit

Cover Story - Scientific Parenting, Ask the Expert - Parenting questions answered, Quick Resources -
Christmas and New Year gifts for children, Health - Visit the doctor when your child is well!, Book Reviews-Books for children, Nutrition - Foods to counter the effect of air pollution, Parent-Child ActivityEdge - Fine motor skills development for better handwriting, Lifeskills through Games -
Acitivity Focus for Children, Making sense of adolescence - Conflicts with your teen can be good!

Visit The Doctor When Your Child Is Well!

Did you think that visits to the paediatrician are only for vaccinations or when your child is suffering from an illness? It is important to schedule meetings with your child's doctor otherwise too. Read on.

4 mins

Foods To Counter The Effects Of Air Pollution

Ms. Avni Kaul is a nutritionist, entrepreneur, wellness coach and founder of NutriActivania, an organisation that offers nutrition and health counselling.

6 mins

Activity Edge

Fine Motor Skills Development For Good Handwriting

4 mins

Lifeskills Through Games - Activity Focus

Dr. Jeyakar Vedamanickam, after a rich career in the Aeronautical industry had a stint as an academic – as the Director of the Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship in Bangalore. He has authored a book for parents, ‘Sculpting Angels: Parenting Lessons to Foster Creativity in Children’. He conducts corporate workshops on ‘Creativity and Innovation’, ‘Behavioural Economics’, Strategic Management and ‘Risk Management’.

7 mins

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ParentEdge Magazine Description:

ParentEdge is a bi-monthly magazine for discerning Indian parents who would like to actively contribute to their children’s education, intellectual enrichment and stimulation. The magazine’s premise is that learning is a continuous process, and needs to happen both in and outside of school; thus parents have an important role to play in shaping their children’s interests and intellect.