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What is Gaming Addiction: Signs, Steps, and Support

What is Gaming Addiction: Signs, Steps, and Support

As caregivers we often have the same worry again and again: gaming is fun and social, but when does it become harmful? This post explains understanding gaming addiction in children, what to watch for and practical, evidence‑based steps caregivers can...

Navvya Jain
Navvya JainFebruary 17, 2026
5 min read
Gaming Without Guilt: Safe Online Gaming That Build Skills and Connection

Gaming Without Guilt: Safe Online Gaming That Build Skills and Connection

Parents today face a dilemma: kids love gaming, but concerns about screen time effects on children, screen time and children’s mental health, and online gaming safety for kids are everywhere. The good news? Not all gaming is harmful. With the right p...

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Navvya JainFebruary 12, 2026
4 min read
Gentle Parenting With Boundaries: Why Kids Need Both Warmth and Limits

Gentle Parenting With Boundaries: Why Kids Need Both Warmth and Limits

Gentle parenting has become a buzzword in recent years, celebrated for its emphasis on empathy, respect, and emotional connection. But a common concern often comes to our minds: “Does gentle parenting mean I can’t set boundaries?” The truth is, gentl...

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Navvya JainFebruary 8, 2026
4 min read
The Power of Play: Finding Connections in Busy Routines

The Power of Play: Finding Connections in Busy Routines

Why Small Moments Matter More Than Perfect Parenting It’s 7:30 p.m. Dinner dishes are stacked in the sink, emails are waiting, and your child is tugging at your sleeve asking to play. You glance at the clock and feel the familiar tug-of-war: I want t...

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Navvya JainFebruary 1, 2026
5 min read
Tiny Habits That Build Big Skills: Supporting Focus and Flexibility for Kids

Tiny Habits That Build Big Skills: Supporting Focus and Flexibility for Kids

If you’ve ever watched your child melt down over the “wrong” colour cup or struggle to switch from playtime to dinner, you’ve seen executive function in action, or rather, in distress. These aren’t just “bad moods” or “stubborn phases.” There are oft...

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Navvya JainJanuary 12, 2026
3 min read
Tantrums Explained: Why it Isn’t Just Bad Behavior

Tantrums Explained: Why it Isn’t Just Bad Behavior

You’re in the grocery store. Your 4-year-old wants the cereal with the cartoon tiger. You say no. Suddenly, they’re on the floor, screaming. You feel the stares. Your heart races. And somewhere in your mind, a voice whispers: Why are they acting like...

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Navvya JainJanuary 6, 2026
4 min read
Screens, Feelings, and Play: Balancing Screen Time and Emotional Wellbeing in Children

Screens, Feelings, and Play: Balancing Screen Time and Emotional Wellbeing in Children

Picture this: you’re making dinner, your child is restless after school, and after being frustrated, you hand your child a tablet just to get through dinner prep and the tablet buys you twenty minutes of peace. Later, you wonder, did I lean on screen...

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Navvya JainJanuary 2, 2026
9 min read