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Things We Model for Our Kids

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  Things We Model for Our Kids Parenting is one of those journeys where every single action becomes a silent lesson. Whether we realize it or not, our children are constantly watching us. They don’t just hear our words — they absorb our tone, our body language, and even the unspoken messages hidden in our habits. We often complain, “Meri baat suno!” but pause for a moment — why should a child “listen” if we ourselves struggle to listen to them? The truth is: kids imitate us more than they obey us. And while the “bad” behaviors are picked up instantly, the “good” ones require repeated modeling, patience, and time. This gap — between what we say and what we do — is where the heart of parenting lies. 1. Children Copy Us, Not Our Lectures Think of the last time you told your child to eat vegetables, but they saw you skipping them. Or when you told them not to shout, but you raised your own voice while arguing on the phone. Children don’t absorb what we tell them to do ; they absorb ...

📱 My Child is Addicted to Mobile – What Can I Do?

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  📱 My Child is Addicted to Mobile – What Can I Do? Parenting in today’s digital age comes with joys and challenges our parents never faced. One of the biggest struggles families deal with is children becoming addicted to mobile phones . From cartoons and gaming apps to endless scrolling on YouTube or Instagram, mobile screens seem to have a magnetic pull on our kids. As a parent, it’s natural to feel worried, guilty, or even helpless when your child spends more time on the phone than playing outside or talking to family. But here’s the truth: mobile addiction will not disappear overnight. It takes patience, consistency, and gentle strategies to gradually reduce screen time. In this blog, let’s dive deep into why kids get addicted, what parents often do wrong, and the practical steps you can take to guide your child towards healthier habits. 🌍 Why Do Kids Get Addicted to Mobiles? Before we jump into solutions, it’s important to understand the “why.” Children are naturally curio...