Part 2 of our guide on screen time, play, and child development Supporting healthy child development  requires intentional parenting choices, especially in a digital world where screens are part of everyday life. While technology can be useful, children thrive most when parents actively guide routines, play, and learning experiences. Below are practical, research-based parenting tips for healthy child development  that help children build strong cognitive, emotional, and soci

Exam season often brings a heavy load for children, creating stress that affects their emotions, focus, and well-being. Many students feel pressure to perform well, meet expectations, and keep up with peers, which can lead to irritability, restlessness, and even physical symptoms like headaches or stomach aches. Recognizing these signs early helps parents and caregivers support children in managing stress before it becomes overwhelming. Children face more pressure than many r