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A Simple, but Powerful way to Build Identity for Children
access_time 2025-07-19T13:15:23.033Z face SpringUP Leadership
A Simple, but Powerful Way to Build Identity for Children Anjali Kariappa Chengapa | 4 Minute Read Want to give your child something powerful that costs nothing but stays with them for life? Tell them your stories. When children hear stories from your life - about your childhood, your mistakes, your...
3 Research Backed Ways To Deepen Your Connection With Your Child
access_time 2025-06-28T10:05:50.979Z face SpringUP Leadership
3 Simple, Research-Backed Ways to Deepen Your Connection with Your Child Anjali Kariappa Chengapa | 3 minute read In the busyness of parenting, it’s easy to miss out on the subtle signals our children send us every day. But connection doesn’t require hours - it needs presence. Here are three small b...
Sharing as a Learned Skill - 4 Gentle Ways
access_time 2025-04-27T04:38:45.929Z face SpringUP Leadership
“Say sorry!” “Be nice!” "Share your toys!" How many times have we said this without realizing we're asking children to perform an emotional and social act they haven't been trained for? Imagine being handed a violin and told to play a sonata without ever having a lesson. That's what we do when we as...
Why Impulse Control is 1 of the top 3 Survival Skills for Children?
access_time 2025-04-13T07:45:13.965Z face SpringUP Leadership
In today's fast-paced world, we're all trying to help our children succeed. But we are also racing to check boxes we believe will prepare them for the future: Academics? Check ✅ Extracurricular Activities? Check ✅ Certificates? Check ✅ But in this rush, we risk overlooking what truly matters: who ou...
8 Powerful Practices to Create Open Communication
access_time 2025-04-05T20:58:35.346Z face SpringUP Leadership
What does parenting mean to you? Is it a series of instructions? “Do your homework.” “Clean your bedroom.” “Don’t talk to them.” Or is it creating a space of open communication, non-judgement & trust? This way, your children know to rely on you when needed, and can make right choices for themselves ...