Category: Wise living

Name: Lisa Pieper
Rating: 5

13 Preloved online shops that enable you to exploit the preloved boom in India.

by Vinita Radhakrishna | Mar 21, 2022 | Resources, tips & tools, Wise living | 1

With the rise in eco-consciousness, Facebook and Instagram-only shops along with other dedicated preloved online shops are offering everything from kids’ clothes, toys, books and accessories at bargain prices and a quality certificate fueling a boom in the pre-loved industry. Here’s our list of 13 places you can shop preloved from.

Aging in Place: Wise Living and Simple Home Remodel Tips for Retirees

by Devishobha Chandramouli | Dec 28, 2021 | Wise living | 4

Aging in place might be the preferred method for all seniors to spend their golden years. But ensuring that you’re both safe and comfortable in your own home should be your main priority going forward

Tea Tree Oil Uses for Skin & Hair: A Must-have on Your New Mom Care Package / Oct

by Devishobha Chandramouli | Oct 25, 2021 | Wise living, Featured, Popular | 13

Tea Tree Oil is a wonder ingredient that helps heal various ailments and offers multiple skin and hair health benefits that takes its place firmly in the after-delivery care for mothers in india. Tea Tree oil uses extends beyond skin and hair and contributes to the overall well-being of the mama.

Pets At Home Can Boost Your Child’s Well-Being And Promote Family Bonding

by Farah Al-Khojai | Aug 10, 2018 | Family, Wise living | 15

Countless scientific studies have already proven that letting children grow up with an animal family member presents a lot of advantages. Pets at home can be massive boosters of well-being for the family.

12 Sustainable Lifestyle Ideas That Will Be The Norm In Our Kids’ World

by Devishobha Chandramouli | Apr 27, 2018 | Radical Ideas, Wise living | 14

Millennials continue to the be most willing to pay extra for sustainable offerings, with generation Z not far behind. Here are 12 sustainable lifestyle ideas that might well become the staple in our children’s lives- much like smartphones and social media have become in ours.

Do Fewer Toys For Children Mean Lesser Play?

by Devishobha Chandramouli | Apr 4, 2018 | Wise living | 0

There is credit in intentionally limiting toys for children. Fewer toys for children act as stimulants to develop creativity and empathy. Amidst the constant bombardment of more advanced, more colorful, more stimulating, more educational, more this and more that, this article presents why less is really more!

Testimonials

Lisa Pieper

I cannot thank you enough for supplying these talks. I am a special education teacher, PreK-6th grade, in Montana, USA. I am so grateful to have instruction and insight from so many experts available to me. Thank you also for providing the links for follow-up questions and diving deeper into their areas of expertise. This summit will make a difference in the way I approach
assessment, instruction, and intervention in my classroom, as well as how I collaborate with my general education colleagues and parents. All that and I am only halfway through day 1!

Kidskintha Summit Participant

Urja Nagaria

I am impressed with your hard work and your immense curiosity, passion, and determination to execute this summit at this hour when the world is battling. All the lectures were well organized and planned, and cherry on top well lined up! The best feedback I want to tell you is I was so woven with the lectures that I managed to complete them on the designated days! I was so glued to all the lectures that I carried my screen and hands-free to the kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom to complete them and generate notes to share with my colleagues and apply them at work.

Kidskintha Summit Participant

Sangita Krishnamurthy

I am thrilled to see a conference hosted by an Indian parenting website that has brought together renowned names in the various fields of parenting. Not only are the presenters known, but the topics have also been curated to give parents practical ways to better themselves. Areas like resilience, social-emotional well-being, skilling for adolescents,
etc. are relevant and needed areas of discussion. I got to see a preview of a session on mindfulness by Christopher Willard and was impressed with the ease with which Devishobha guides the discussion to the needs of the Indian parent community. I am
looking forward to listening to more of the speakers during the conference.

Special Educator, Kidskintha Summit participant.

Sherryll Kraizer

Devishobha has been a great collaborator with my organization on behalf of preventing child abuse. She has been brilliant at getting simple, effective, and actionable advice and tools to parents. She brings together the best people in an easy-to-access online format. It is so unusual to work with someone who has a sense of quality and accessibility for parents!

Ph.D.; Director- Coalition For Children; Speaker, Kidskintha Parenting Consciousness Summit.

Yashwardhini Chauhan

I would like to thank you very much for holding the special kid's international summit. I had applied to more than 20 alternative schools all over India two years ago for my son's admission, but nothing worked out. I knew the existing school was not good enough for him. I felt frustrated and could not understand what plans God had for me. However I am very grateful to you for making me aware of so many aspects, now my son has got admission to a school specially meant to teach children like him, in New Jersey and my son is very happy.

Kidskintha SPINS Summit

Lisa Lynam Piar

I am an avid researcher regarding parenting techniques, especially for complex or spirited children, and have already found this summit so helpful. I especially loved Bonnie Harris’s piece. Thank you for bringing all of these great resources to the world in a way we can easily access.

Early Educator, & participant, Parenting Consciousness Summit

Neeru Tyagi

It was a very insightful experience. As a preschool teacher, I can relate to the importance of the early years, which can have a lifelong impact on our children. Thank you for bringing us to this summit.

Kidskintha World Early Years Summit.

Rupa Sharat Kumar

An information-packed presentation. There were some great parenting tips for neuro-typical as well as neuro-diverse kids.

Kidskintha SPINS summit participant.

Trupthi Dabhade

The session was wonderful and the highlight was the 5C strategy.

Kidskintha SPINS Summit participant.

Gayatri Suryanarayan

Very very interesting session! It was really wonderful the way the whole thing was explained with regard to the Indian context with practical solutions! Great job!

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