“If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.”

Do you believe in this? Do you agree that fairy tales should be given to children? Are you one of the few who strongly disagree with having Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel for bedtime stories?

Do rigorous training on piano, violin, math and extra lessons for your children have an impact on making them little geniuses?

Charles Darwin, the Bronte sisters and George Eliot are just one of the hundreds of geniuses in history. But how did they become one? Was it pure hard work or they were just simply born with such innate rare talents?

“Listen to your elder’s advice, not because they are always right, but because they have more experience being wrong.”

When was the last time you spent with your grandparents or perhaps gave them a call?

Do you still turn to them for advice? Is respect for elders shown in your family?

If you are reading this, you must be a parent who wants the best for your children. You want your children to be excellent, be productive, and happy in school. You have given a balanced diet for their meals, vitamin supplements, beautiful home, and even enlisted them in extra lessons. But do you know there is one thing that every parent must never forget? Yes, you are right. It is M-U-S-I-C!

But why Music?

Teachers hold utmost importance in our society. They let children realize their purpose, motivate them to achieve success, and help shape the future. However, people often underestimate the role of teachers and the preparation required for an individual to become one, which is why the assumption of teaching being an easy job requiring no skills and talents needs to be debunked!

With the pandemic seemingly at its end, offices and schools are slowly reopening. Numerous cars have packed the streets on the way to offices and schools, and mornings are now becoming more intense trying to break away from the so-used work-from-home routines. With the significant shift, here are five ultimate pieces of advice for parents as their children approach hybrid learning.