Risk-taking capacity is laying the foundation for children to learn to trust their own instincts, choose to do things for themselves..

Imagine a school where pre-schoolers are accorded all the rights and responsibilities of democratic citizenship: where students truly...

A typical day at Sahaj has a flow where children come in, hang up their bags at the designated place, play, eat, and leave for home....

While going for a walk with my daughter, many a time, we have encountered a dead squirrel. As I am not comfortable with either talking...

Why Shaming is the Worst Way to “Discipline” Any Child? At the very outset, let us state as adults, that it is not our job to make sure...

We commenced operations in March 2019 from the beautiful space of the Vidya Bhawan Society's campus. The kindergarten at Vidya Bhawan was...

As adults, when they reminisce about the sweet time they had spent in nature in their childhood, the lessons nature taught them.

Cosimo, age, 5.5 years balancing and walking on the periphery of a wall. Risky play offers a matchless opportunity to exercise one's own...

Feeling competitive allows us to acknowledge what we want and this is the window to understand who we are, as people.

If we wish for our children to engage in teamwork as an intuitive behaviour, self-directed play has the best potential to teach teamwork.

Through positive lived experiences,a child sub-consciously learns to have a positive intuition.