Knock Knock !! It's time to Change

  Are We Pushing Too Soon? Tina was bubbly, cute, and full of charm. Her cheeks dimpled when she smiled, and strangers at the supermarket often said, “She should be in ads!” or “Such a pretty face — try modeling!” Soon, her parents began hearing this so often that it felt like a sign. They started researching modeling agencies, child auditions, and portfolio shoots. And just like that… the journey began. But what about Tina? Behind the camera flashes, pretty clothes, and makeup brushes… was a little child. A child with her own thoughts, likes, routines, and dreams — even if they didn’t seem “big” enough. She still wanted to jump in puddles. She still wanted to play pretend in her pajamas. She wanted extra ketchup with her fries and a story before bed. But slowly, her days started to change. 💭 Tina’s Inner World: A Child’s Silent Voice “I want to wear my pink frock… but Mama says this designer dress looks better. I feel sleepy… but Papa says the shoot will only take ‘ten more minu...

    “Yes or No? Why Saying ‘No’ is a Gift, Not a Punishment” ✨ A Real Talk for Conscious Parenting by Mom Harsha It started with Piyu asking for a new set of glitter pens. Again. Not because she had run out of the previous set. Not because there was a school project. Just because she saw a new version on the market. A pinker pink. A sparklier glitter. A more “cool” design that her friend recently got. And when I gently said, “Not today,” her smile faded. She didn’t throw a tantrum, but her mood dropped. She sulked the entire ride back. No jokes worked. No distraction helped. Piyu loves art and craft, and I love that about her. But lately, it feels like the shopping itself brings her joy, not the creation that follows. She already has shelves full of unused stickers, glitter bottles, and colorful washi tapes—but that new thing always seems to matter more. Sometimes, it’s peer influence. Sometimes, it’s just that sweet rush of buying something. And sometimes, it’s simply a tes...