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Reading to children at bedtime is dying out because parents are too busy, a new survey reveals.

It’s amazing how many people tell me that their child is struggling in school. The main cause is? Not Reading!

Today a reader, tomorrow a leader. Some tips on raising a reader.

It's not about the pride associated with local language, but demolishing the idea that standard languages are the only way to learn.

By teaching squabbling siblings how to forgive each other, experts say, you're giving them a valuable skill and strengthening their bond.

A story can carry us anywhere and everywhere… into a world where anything is possible

‘Daughter of India’ takes a look at five of India’s women pioneers. These are the inspirational stories of women in Indian history.

Parents rate honesty as the quality they most want to teach their children.

Out of a list of 48 individuals having received the Bharat Ratna only five female recipients have been women!

Navratri, (Sanskrit: “nine nights”) is a festival in honour of the divine feminine.

Mohandas didn't become the Mahatma overnight. Read the incidents that defined his journey!

Fairy tales and fables teach us valuable (life) lessons and continue to do so in our adult lives.

Spin A Yarn India (www.spinayarnindia.com) is focused on Preserving, Protecting & Promoting Indigenous Languages in India

For schools the real key to success during this pandemic is a new healthy relationship they can develop with parents.

Read aloud — it’s never too soon and it’s never too late. Reading aloud links books to the thing we all want most — connection.

Child literacy advocates, & bookish parents everywhere are worried — about their kids, and the future of storytelling — and you can see why.

Effective storytelling involves a deep understanding of human emotions, motivations, and psychology in order to truly move an audience.

Screens can be an amazing tool. But, more and more, research is showing that overexposure to them can have devastating.

Accept what people tell you at face value. Surround yourself with people who think like you. Don’t stand out. Get a normal job.

Children' talk more and listen less. It's our job as parents to teach them to communicate with each other rather than at each other.