Category: Mindful Relations
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Don’t say ‘I love you’, demonstrate through your actions
Love is not what you say, love is what you do. Let the people we love feel seen, heard and valued through our actions. Love shown in action is hard to be lost.
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Truth about yelling – it won’t work, so better stop
Yelling not only hurt the child, but it also makes you feel terrible afterwards. Hence it is important to respond thoughtfully rather than impulsively react.
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How to get along while still being different
Differences aren’t bad unless they come in our way to get along with people. They just need to be seen with a fresh perspective.
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How to Respond instead of Reacting: Being Mindful Parent
Mindful parenting means we take responsibility of managing our own sentiments before we expect our child to follow our footsteps.
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How To Overcome Learned Helplessness In Kids: Stop Overparenting
As parents we inculcate helplessness in our kids is by over nurturing them. But a little shift in parenting style can help us raise wonderful individuals.
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Tears are words, you need to listen from heart
Our children need an environment where they can cry without distraction, ridicule or punishment. Such an environment is friendly, sensitive and accepting.
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Five love languages: let’s find out what is yours.
Falling in love is easier but maintaining a intimate relationship takes continuous efforts. And to start with let’s understand your love language.
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Four behaviour patterns that you need to break now
Problem is not in fighting, problem is when fights become hurtful. That’s why it is crucial to identify the ‘four horsemen’ whenever they appear in an argument.
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All you need for a happy relationship – simple communication
Communication is the key to build trust and intimacy in a relationship. We all need it for long lasting and fulfilling relationships.
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Wherever you are, be there totally – make distinction for better relationships
We all have a need to reach to our highest potential and as well as have meaningful relationships. And the key is to create compartments in mind.