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Madhurie Singh, India’s First Schools and Product Reviewer
Writing since 2006, honest reviews of schools, admission process, application dates and interview questions for Nursery to class 12. Read all posts to understand which is the right board/school/preschool/ coaching/product for your child. CBSE, ICSE, IB, CAIE, IGCSE, NIOS, PMShri, BSB or State Boards.
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Are you guilty of instilling Math fear in you child?
Unconsciously, many parents may be instilling the fear of Math in the minds of their kids. Not that you want to do it but it's normally done without you being aware of it at all. Let's say, you were not so great in Math. So when your child asks you a basic Math question, you […]
Advice for parents of children aged 10 year to teenagers
I am a big time follower of Dr Wendy Mogel. He advice on parenting is easy and practical that suits my parenting style and personalities I am raising at home. 1. Teenagers need to make dumb mistakes to get smart. 2. Be ALERT but not ALARMED. 3. Be compassionate and concerned but not enmeshed. 4. […]
The reality behind Mahabharata everyone must know
*Philosophy of Mahabharata* It is said in the texts that 80% of the fighting male population of the civilization was wiped out in the eighteen days Mahabharata war. Sanjay, at the end of the war went to the spot where the greatest war took place; Kurukshetra. He looked around and wondered if the war really […]
Why my boys can cry and will still be good!
"Ladke rote nahi! Chudiyaan pehani hai kya? Engg banega mera laal! Hamare budhape ka Sahara ho tum! Ladkiyon Ki tarah mat hanso! Kitchen me kya ghusa hai! " I have heard each of these lines when growing up. Many times, a few pops out of my mouth unconsciously. Then I immediately correct myself and explain […]
Courier guy did this to me when I gave him
As soon as he said “otp”, my heart skipped a beat. I knew what I had to do. I dashed to my son’s room, grabbed two of his favorite T-shirts, and hastily folded them. My mind was racing as I returned to the foyer, scanning my phone for the one-time password he needed. My eyes widened in panic as I realized it wasn’t there. His deep voice broke through my frantic thoughts. “Don’t worry madam, I will come back later.” I watched as he walked away, wondering if I had just narrowly escaped disaster.
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