Preschool Education: Not a Bargain, But a Foundation

Preschool, though vital for early childhood development, is often viewed as less essential when compared to formal schooling. This perception leads many parents to become less mindful of the fee

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Bye-Bye Diapers, Hello Independence! – The Niño & Niña Way of Toilet Training

At Niño & Niña Preschool, we believe that toilet training is not just about teaching a child to use the washroom, it’s about building confidence, independence, and trust between a

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Understanding and Managing Tantrums in Small Children: A Logical Approach

“Tantrum.” The word itself can send chills down the spine of any parent or educator, conjuring images of wailing, flailing and unrelenting negotiations over the simplest of requests. However, tantrums,

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Inhale the Calm, Exhale the Chaos: Breathing Our Way Out of Meltdowns

Let’s face it—children have feelings the size of Mount Everest trapped in bodies the size of backpacks. And when those feelings erupt, it’s usually during circle time, snack time, or

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From Preschool Parent to Formal School Parent: Preparing for the Big Transition

As your little one steps closer to formal schooling, the excitement is palpable—new uniforms, a bigger playground and the grown-up aura of being in a “big” school. But while the

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WhatsApp Woes: The Punctuation Confusion

As an educationist and co-founder of a preschool, I’ve come to embrace a variety of challenges: managing energetic toddlers, crafting engaging curriculums and navigating the ever-evolving challenges of early childhood

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Responsible Task Of Wearing A Mask

Masks are becoming a part of our regular lifestyle.  Not only are we required to wear it now but also our little ones and pre-schoolers need to wear it once

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The Changed Way Of Learning

The year 2020, the year of COVID-19, the year of the pandemic, the year that had many impacts, specially on the education front. It threw a huge challenge to the

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Online Classes For Preschoolers: Test Of Patience

The pandemic has hit all of us really hard. The world around us changed completely literally at the stroke of midnight. Overnight our most precious resource – the household help

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Be Guilt Free While Sending Your Child To The Daycare…

Although I know that Covid-19 is heavy on all of our minds right now, I have attempted to share my views on the above mentioned topic ! We all go

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Ten Things I did Right as a Parent – Part Two

No Lock Down of Knowledge Sharing and so, another opportunity to share my experiences! In the last blog, I shared five things that I had done right

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Ten Things I did Right as a Parent – Part One

After I posted my five mistakes as a parent, there were many who wanted to know the ten things I did right as a parent. Promising to write another blog

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