Parenting Insights
by ParentVerse

Stay informed with the latest trends, methodologies, and insights in parenting, freshly curated and updated every week.

Preventing Mental Illness in Children

Understanding Disorders and Preventing Mental Illness in Children.

Navigating Parental Controls in the Digital Age

Empowering Digital Wellbeing

In the bustling landscape of the digital age, attention has emerged as a valuable and finite resource, akin to a precious currency. Much like money, attention is spent, invested, and unfortunately, depleted. This blog delves into the concept of attention as a commodity, exploring how the incessant demands of the modern world, especially the digital realm, contribute to the rapid depletion of our attention reserves.

The Currency of Attention

February 2, 2024

In a world where screens often steal the spotlight, and instant gratification is the norm, instilling a sense of responsibility in children has become more crucial than ever. One powerful way to achieve this is through the seemingly mundane but incredibly beneficial practice of assigning household chores to children. Here are a few ways household chores benefit children.

From Chores to Scores

January 31, 2024

Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic had the world in its throes, there has been a significant rise in the dependence on technology - especially in the education industry.

Managing Information Chaos

December 24, 2023

Over the past several decades, research has time and again, emphasized the importance of the parent-child relationship and the family dynamics that contribute to the child’s overall development.

Embracing Mindful Parenting

January 7, 2024

Are you concerned that your children spend too much time on mobile devices, keeping them from having real interactions and experiences?

Parenting in the Digitized Age

January 21, 2024

The quest for instant gratification and contentment leads one down the path of Incessant Consumerism. An Incessant Consumer is the one who much like a black hole absorbs everything and goes to a point of no return. Replace the absorption with consumption and we have the Incessant Consumer - who is capable of going to a point of no return by spending away money on things that simply give them validation.

Rethinking Consumerism

January 14, 2024

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