In this issue

Cover Story -The Indian way of life – for children and parents, Everyday Parenting-Communicating with children, Ask the Expert-
Parenting questions answered, Book Reviews -Books for children ,Books for Parents, Lifeskills through Games- Goal setting, Quick Resources-Unusual gift ideas for children, Young Parents Corner-Waste not, Want not – how to sensitise young children about better consumption, Parent-Child ActivityEdge - Decoding science at your home, Spotlight-Yoga and the art of modern day parenting

The Indian Way Of Life - For Children And Parents

Prabhat Mandal, founder of Magicc in Parenting, has been involved in helping parents become more confident in making choices as well as empowering them to spend quality time spent with their children. Over 12 years, he has trained and coached several thousands of parents.

10+ mins

Communicating With Children

Kichu Krishnan is an entrepreneur and a partner in a social organisation. His life passion is coaching and mentoring individuals for better communication, productivity and happiness. Kichus workshops have helped over 65000 individuals in the last 35 years.

5 mins

Lifeskills Through Games - Goalsetting

Dr. Jeyakar Vedamanickam, after a rich career in the Aeronautical industry had a stint as an academic as the Director of the Xavier Business School in Bangalore. He has authored a book for parents, Sculpting Angels: Parenting Lessons to Foster Creativity in Children. He conducts workshops on Creativity and Innovation, Behavioural Economics and Risk Management for executives and on Parenting for Creativity for parents.

10+ mins

Waste Not, Want Not - How To Sensitise Young Children About Better Consumption

Amishi Parasrampuria is founder of Upcyclers Lab, an organisation that creates learning tools and programmes on sustainability for parents and schools. Upcyclers Lab uses play-based learning, storytelling, crafts and songs to teach waste management to young children below the age of nine.

5 mins

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ParentEdge Magazine Description:

ParentEdge is a bi-monthly magazine for discerning Indian parents who would like to actively contribute to their children’s education, intellectual enrichment and stimulation. The magazine’s premise is that learning is a continuous process, and needs to happen both in and outside of school; thus parents have an important role to play in shaping their children’s interests and intellect.