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Parineeti Chopra launches 'Mom Talks' series on ZEE5
Parineeti Chopra will host ZEE5’s new nine‑episode series “Mom Talks,” featuring candid conversations with celebrity parents and experts about modern parenting. Guests include Vikrant Massey, Neha Dhupia and Gauahar Khan, and the show streams for free on ZEE5’s ad‑supported library.
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It's so hard not to lose your cool when you child is melting down, but these tips can help bring down the temperature a bit.
Parents
Developmental psychologist Susan Engel shares insights from two years in kindergarten classrooms.
Education Week (Technology section)
Zachary Fox published a personal essay on Business Insider describing his own postpartum depression after becoming a dad, a rare first‑person account that puts paternal mental health on the national agenda. The piece details his symptoms, treatment and the isolation he felt, prompting calls for more awareness and resources for fathers.
Pulse
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Peer pressure can affect your child's behavior in positive and negative ways. Here's what you should know about helping your child navigate it.
Parents
Newborns do not need developmental toys. They just need your face, your voice, and your attention. You can buy every toy on the market and your baby will still prefer staring at your face. Your face moves, changes expression, makes sound, and responds to them in real time. Babies are born with a preference for face like patterns, and within days they can tell your face apart from a stranger's. You make a silly face and they are captivated. A $30 rattle comes no where close. Do not waste money on toys the first few months. Just look at your baby and talk to them. That is enough.
A child psychologist trick: The fastest way to improve ADHD cooperation at home without pressure or punishment
