Crink Blog
Notes on staying human while doing serious work.
Evidence-based writing on stress, anxiety, depression, parenthood, and the invisible weight working professionals carry — from Crink's therapists.
Postpartum Depression Symptoms in Working Moms: 10 Warning Signs You Can't Ignore
Postpartum depression (PPD) is one of the most common complications of childbirth, affecting roughly one in five mothers. Yet it remains significantly underrecognized, in part because many people still picture it as a mother who cannot get out of bed or who is visibly weeping. The clinical reality is far more varied. PPD can show up emotionally as numbness, rage, or guilt. It can show up physically as bone-deep exhaustion or an inability to eat. It can show up behaviorally as withdrawing from...
The 4 Stages of Depression in Working Professionals: It’s Not Just Burnout
The 4 Stages of Depression in Working Professionals
Panic Attack or Anxiety Attack? A Working Professional's Guide to Knowing the Difference
Panic attacks and anxiety attacks are clinically distinct conditions that working professionals often conflate. Anxiety attacks are gradual, chronic escalations of worry triggered by identifiable stressors; panic attacks are sudden, peak within minutes, and feature intense physical symptoms like palpitations and breathlessness. Understanding the difference matters because each responds to different treatment approaches—anxiety to cognitive behavioral therapy, Stress Management Counselling,...
It's normal to feel lost after having a baby. Nobody just told you why.
You’re answering emails while mentally keeping track of everything else. A school form you forgot to sign. Dinner plans. Tomorrow’s meeting. You’re functioning. You’re getting through the day. Most people would say you’re handling it well. But somewhere between taking care of everyone else and meeting every deadline, a thought quietly crosses your mind: What do I actually want right now? And before you can sit with it, something else needs your attention. Not because you don’t care about...
Top 10 Best Online Parenting Programs and Workshops for Modern Families
Parenting in today’s fast-moving world comes with unique challenges. Between work commitments, household responsibilities, school routines, screen time concerns, and emotional wellbeing, many parents feel stretched thin. While parenting is rewarding, it can also feel overwhelming when you are trying to do everything at once. That is why many families are now turning to online parenting programs, workshops, and Parenting Counselling services for guidance. These flexible resources provide...
How a Life Coach Can Help You Improve Productivity, Confidence, and Work-Life Balance
Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next step is more common than most people admit. Many people struggle with productivity, lack of clarity, poor time management, and difficulty balancing personal and professional responsibilities. When life feels unstructured, even simple goals can seem difficult to achieve. A life coach provides structured, goal-focused support to help you move forward with clarity and confidence. Unlike therapists or mental health professionals who address...
Top Parenting Challenges Parents Face Today and How Online Parenting Programs Can Support Them
Parenting is one of life’s most rewarding roles, but it can also feel overwhelming. Many parents today struggle to balance emotional connection, discipline, work responsibilities, and their child’s changing needs. The gap between the parent you want to be and the parent you feel you are can be exhausting to navigate daily. Professional parenting counselling is now more accessible than ever through online parenting programs and workshops. These structured programs offer practical tools, expert...
Benefits of Working with a Mental Health Coach Online
A mental health coach online can help you manage stress, build emotional resilience, and navigate life's challenges from the comfort of your home
What Vaazha 2: Biopic of a Billion Bros teaches us about growing up
Vaazha 2: Biopic of a Billion Bros is more than a film- a psychologically honest look at growing up. This blog explores parenting, friendships, and the systems that shape teenage behavior, revealing why the film resonates so deeply with audiences and what it teaches us about adolescence, emotional needs, and feeling truly seen.
Beyond Awareness: What Autism Acceptance Actually Looks Like
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from being seen but not understood. For many autistic people, awareness has never really been the problem. The world has heard of autism. It knows the word. Every April, buildings light up in blue, and timelines fill with well-meaning posts.
How Confidence Building Courses Transform Personal and Professional Life
Explore confidence building courses that improve self-belief, reduce anxiety, and boost career and personal growth with expert coaching.
International Day of Happiness: Why Happiness Is More Than Just a Feeling
Every year on March 20th, we’re reminded to celebrate happiness. Yet for many people, happiness feels distant, unclear, or even out of reach. You might be keeping up with responsibilities, achieving milestones, doing everything expected of you, and still feel like something is missing. As a society, we’ve been sold a version of happiness that looks like a highlight reel. However, reality shows us something very different. Happiness is not a place you reach. It’s a skill you develop over t
How Therapy for Anxiety and Depression Can Help You Take Back Control of Your Life
Explore how therapy for anxiety and depression works, its key benefits, and when to seek help. Learn proven ways to manage symptoms and regain control of your life.
How Coaching and Mentoring Can Help You Achieve Work-Life Balance
Introduction Finding true work-life balance is one of the biggest challenges for working professionals and parents today. Constant deadlines, family responsibilities, and digital overload leave little time for rest or personal growth. Coaching and mentoring for work-life balance can help you break this cycle. A skilled coach or mentor provides structured, judgment-free support to help you set priorities, establish boundaries, and make choices that align with your values. This blog explores...
Why Sleep is the Foundation of Mental health
Discover how sleep affects mental health, stress, and emotional wellbeing. Learn healthy sleep habits and the benefits of online counselling for working professionals.
Early Signs of Burnout You Shouldn't Ignore
Introduction Burnout doesn't arrive overnight. It creeps in quietly — through missed sleep, short tempers, and a growing sense of dread before every workday. Effective stress and burnout management starts with recognising the warning signs early, before they spiral into something harder to reverse. Whether you're a working professional, a parent juggling multiple roles, or someone dealing with chronic pressure, this blog will help you identify the red flags — and take action before burnout...
Parenting Guidance: Stay Calm & Patient as a Parent
Every parent has been there — the fifth request for a snack, the homework meltdown, the bedtime standoff that goes 45 minutes too long. In those moments, parenting guidance becomes less about theory and more about survival.
Busy All Day but Still Unproductive? Try Mindfulness
You clear your inbox, jump from meeting to meeting, answer messages all day — and still reach evening wondering, what did I actually get done? If this sounds familiar, you are not alone.
The thing no one tells Muslim parents about Ramadan
There is a moment most Muslim parents know but rarely talk about. It happens during Ramadan, the month you've been waiting for, the month you've prepared for. You've stocked the dates, set the alarm for suhoor, placed the Quran on the table. You've done your part.
Eating Disorders Awareness Week: Breaking the Silence Around Eating Disorders and Mental Health
Eating Disorders Awareness Week highlights the reality of eating disorders as serious mental health conditions, not diets or phases. Learn about anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge-eating disorder, warning signs, stigma, body image issues, trauma links, and the importance of early recognition and mental health support. Break the silence around eating disorders and promote awareness, compassion, and recovery.
Why Setting Boundaries Is So Difficult
Have you ever said yes when you really meant no? Boundary setting is one of the most challenging aspects of maintaining healthy relationships and protecting your mental wellbeing.
Creating a Safer Internet: Empowering Youth on Safer Internet Day
Every 60 seconds, a young person somewhere in the world becomes a victim of cyberbullying. While you read this sentence, someone's digital footprint is being weaponized against them. In a world where scrolling has become second nature and screens are extensions of our daily lives, digital awareness is no longer optional—it's essential. On February 10, 2026, the world observes Safer Internet Day. This global movement brings together governments, educators, civil society groups, and technology...
How to Build Confidence to Speak Up at Work
Confidence building is essential for professionals who want to contribute meaningfully in the workplace but feel held back by self-doubt. Many talented individuals struggle with low self confidence when sharing ideas in meetings, expressing concerns to managers, or advocating for their work.
Why Working Parents Feel Emotionally Exhausted
Balancing career demands with family responsibilities leaves many working parents feeling emotionally drained and disconnected. Emotional wellness—the ability to manage feelings, cope with stress, and maintain healthy relationships—often becomes the first casualty when juggling professional deadlines and parenting duties.
Changing the Narrative on Suicide — National Suicide Prevention Month
Every September, we are reminded of a difficult truth: suicide affects millions of people and families each year. This year’s theme, “Changing the Narrative on Suicide,” reminds us to move beyond discussion and change how we, as families, friends, and communities, respond. Instead of responding with silence, shame, or judgment, people need openness, compassion, and support. Understanding the Impact of Suicide Changing the way we think means moving away from blame and stigma and focusing on...
Support Options for Postpartum Depression Recovery
Postpartum depression (PPD) is a common but serious condition affecting many new mothers, causing sadness, anxiety, and exhaustion. Recovery needs support—through therapists, psychiatrists, support groups, educational tools, and the care of family and friends. Self-care, routine, and mindfulness also help. Remember: seeking help is a sign of strength. With the right resources, recovery is possible, and brighter days will come.
Understanding Postpartum Depression: A Guide for New Mothers
Welcoming a new baby into the world is a life-changing experience filled with joy, excitement, and endless love. However, the transition to motherhood can also bring emotional challenges that many new parents may not expect. One of the most challenging experiences is postpartum depression (PPD). Many women experience emotional ups and downs during the postpartum period, but when these feelings intensify and persist, they can indicate a more serious issue.
Breaking the Silence: How Parents and Children Can Fight Drug Abuse Together
“He was my only son, but I started wishing he would die... Now I hold his photo and cry every night.” These haunting words belong to Lakshmi Devi from Punjab, India. Her son Ricky, just 25 years old, lost his life to drug addiction. His death is one of many tragic stories emerging from regions struggling with the grip of substance abuse. This pain is not just personal—it’s a reflection of a crisis affecting millions worldwide.
Therapy for New Mothers with Postpartum Depression
Becoming a mother is a transformative experience, but it can also bring a range of emotional challenges. Many new mothers face feelings of anxiety, sadness, and overwhelm as they navigate the complexities of motherhood. Recognizing and addressing these feelings early on is crucial for both the mother and child’s well-being. This blog post will explore various therapy options that can effectively support new mothers in their postpartum journey.
A Night I’ll Never Forget: Understanding Panic Through a Personal Story by a Psychology Student Who Lived It Before She Studied It
Today, on International Panic Day (June 18), I want to share a deeply personal and unforgettable incident from my master's days in Bangalore. Most of us have heard the words “panic attack”, but few truly understand the chaos and helplessness it brings — both to the one experiencing it and to those witnessing it.
Fatherhood Beyond Expectations and Labels
When we think about fathers, we often imagine someone strong, calm, and dependable, the person who takes care of everything without saying much. But behind that quiet face is a heart full of love, worries, and dreams for their family.
The Quiet Magic of Friendship
More Than Just Fun Friendship isn’t just about jokes and fun trips. A real friend is someone who makes you feel safe, seen, and supported. You don’t always need the right words. Sometimes just sitting next to each other or sending a small message can make a big difference. As a psychologist, I meet many people who feel alone, even with a busy life. But I’ve also seen how even one close friend can reduce stress and help people feel hopeful again.
International day of innocent children victims of aggression
A day for the innocent children During my childhood, I believed that every child enjoyed the same comfort I had. Despite the familiar differences, I felt that all children had a loving, warm home where they were safe. But it took me some more years to realize that not all children have a safe roof over their head, nor a nurturing environment. Childhood is meant to be a beautiful chapter in life when young minds explore the world with curiosity, joy, and a sense of safety. Every child deserves
They Don’t Just Raise Us — They Carry the World on Their Shoulders
Why Global Day of Parents Is More Than Just a Nice Thought June 1st quietly arrives every year with very little fanfare. No big sales. No store displays. No themed balloons or trending hashtags. And yet, this day — the Global Day of Parents — might be one of the most important on our calendar. Because if we look closely, it’s parents who hold the very structure of society in place. Not with speeches or headlines — but with lunchboxes packed at 6 a.m., whispered words of reassurance at bedtime,
World Hypertension Day: Beyond Numbers, Understanding the Pressure Within
Every year on May 17th, World Hypertension Day reminds us of the importance of monitoring, understanding, and managing high blood pressure. But in today’s fast-paced world, hypertension is not just a matter of physical health—it’s deeply tied to the emotional and psychological pressures we face daily.
Celebrating National Technology Day: Crink’s Vision for Tech-Driven Wellbeing
Every year on May 11th, India celebrates National Technology Day — a day that honors the brilliant minds shaping our country's technological future. At Crink, we don’t just use technology; we harness it to empower millions and elevate family mental well-being. At first, when someone hears “Our technology can ensure well-being”, they might wonder — how is that even possible? If you're thinking that, we confidently say: Yes, we are making it possible.
Moms Don’t Just Make Life — They Hold It Together
Mother’s Day is more than just flowers and breakfast in bed. It’s a powerful reminder to celebrate all mother figures, acknowledge their invisible labor, and support maternal mental health and equality. Awareness about Postpartum Depression Counselling is also important to help mothers receive timely emotional support and care. As a psychologist and parent mentor, I see the unseen emotional load mothers carry—every day, not just on Mother's Day. This year let's go deeper and offer true...
Menstrual hygiene day - Together for a period friendly world
Every year on May 28, the world comes together to mark Menstrual Hygiene Day - a reminder that periods are a normal part of life and shouldn’t come with shame, silence, or discomfort. The theme for 2025,“Together for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld,” which encourages all of us to work towards a world where having period doesn’t mean missing out on school, work, or good health instead ensuring we have equal access to all opportunities out there.
The Quiet Strength of Families: Why They Matter More Than We Think
Have you ever noticed how your family shapes the way you feel and see the world? When things are good at home, life feels a little easier. But when a family is stressed, it can affect everything health, work, even friendships. Families are more powerful than we often realize. And this year’s International Day of Families reminds us just how important it is to support them. This year’s theme ‘Family-Oriented Policies for Sustainable Development’ highlights how the right kind of support for fami
The Unsaid Power of Journaling: A Simple Way to Ease Stress
Have you ever felt like your mind is too full, with thoughts you can’t sort out? Or like emotions pile up inside, but you don’t know how to let them out? Stress builds up, making it hard to focus or even relax. But what if there were a simple way to clear your mind and feel lighter?
Embracing Imperfection: Finding Self-Acceptance in a Flawed World
In a world that often celebrates perfection, it’s easy to feel like we fall short. Social media attacks us with images of flawless lives, curated feeds, and seemingly perfect bodies. We compare ourselves to these idealized versions of reality and, in doing so, we often forget one crucial truth: imperfection is what makes us human.
The Joyful Path of a Therapist: Finding Happiness in Healing Others
As a person, I often ask myself, what is the purpose of my life? What is real happiness? One day, someone asked me, how can a therapist...
Embracing Safe Motherhood: A Journey of Love, Strength, and Support
Motherhood is one of the most magical experiences in life. It starts with tiny kicks in your belly, slowly grows into sleepless nights and suddenly, you’re holding your little one in your arms. It’s love like you’ve never felt before.
Children and Mistakes: A Guide to Guiding Kids Without Punishment
Children make mistakes, and as parents, we are obligated to correct them and show them the right way. But are we always doing it the right way? This is something parents need to reflect on during every phase of their child's life. When they are in kindergarten, you might be correcting them for their lying habit, while a few years later, you find yourself nagging them to study or do chores. At times, it may feel like raising a child is so tough.
Beyond the Mirror: What True Health Really Means
On this World Health Day, let’s talk about the truth we often overlook health isn’t just about food, water, or sleep. It’s not just about being free from illness either. That idea—that health equals “no illness”—is one of the biggest misconceptions we carry. True health is holistic. It involves your mind, your heart, your peace, your relationships, your habits, and your body—all working in harmony. When your mind is not okay, your body speaks. And it doesn’t whisper—it screams. It shows up as
“It’s a Sibling Thing” – The Bond That Builds Us
Siblings are our first best friends, people we grow up with, laugh with, fight with, and share all sorts of memories. But beyond all the teasing and little fights, there’s a deep bond made of childhood memories, quiet understanding, and a kind of love that doesn’t need words.
When a Fight Turns into Fear
A mother sat in my office, her hands shaking as she recounted the incident. Her child had been in a fight at school, and the other...
Punishing kids to make them better. Is it right or wrong?
Punishing kids to make them better. Is it right or wrong?
The Lost Value of Money in the Digital Age
I still remember when my father gave me pocket money every month. I saved it carefully, and one day, I finally bought my first guitar. At 13, it felt like a dream come true. I counted every note, every coin—it made the moment feel real, like I had truly earned it. We live in a world where a simple tap on a screen makes money disappear. People don’t even have to look at the price before making a purchase. With digital payments, spending feels effortless, and because there’s no physical...
Is Bedtime Scrolling Disturbing Your Sleep?
I spend hours scrolling my phone at night and wake up tired’, said a client of mine. She is a woman in her early 30s, balancing a 9-5 job...
The Unseen Battles: Why Being Present Can Save a Life
Every time I turn on the news, my heart aches. Another tragedy, another young life lost. A child stabbed on a school bus. A student...
Unlocking Productivity through Hyperfocus and Mindfulness
What is Hyper focus? Last Monday, I walked into my office, spotted a mountain of tasks waiting for me, and felt overwhelmed. Eager to...
Own Your Journey: How Proactive Teens Build Confidence and Success
Why wait for life to happen when you can make it happen? Proactiveness is your ticket to staying ahead, seizing opportunities, and turning dreams into reality before anyone else even starts. Life as a teenager can feel overwhelming—school, friends, and figuring out what’s next can make it look like everything is happening to you and nothing is working out. But what if you could take control and shape your own path? That’s what being proactive is all about. It’s about stepping up, making...
Are We Chasing Happiness the Wrong Way?
Happiness is often seen as the final goal—something we should constantly strive for, with a life free of negativity or challenges. But...
Making the Holidays Meaningful: Building Connection with Your Children and Partner
The holiday season is a perfect time to strengthen family bonds, create lasting memories, and enjoy meaningful moments with your children and partner. By focusing on connection, joy, and intentional practices, you can transform the holidays into a time of love, laughter, and shared experiences. Here’s how to make the most of this special time together. 1. Prioritize Quality Time Over Material Gifts While gifts are a part of the holiday tradition, true joy comes from experiences shared with...
Emotional Resilience: Staying Calm Amid Parenting Chaos
Parenting is a beautiful, rewarding journey—but it’s also one filled with challenges and moments of unpredictability. Whether...
Nurturing Positive Self-Talk in Children
Dear Fellow Parents, Your child says: "I'm stupid." Or: "Nobody likes me." Or worse: "I hate myself." Your heart sinks. You don't know what to say. This is one of the hardest moments in parenting. And you're not alone in struggling with it. Why This Matters Now When kids use negative self-talk, they're expressing intense emotions—disappointment, frustration, loneliness. The way you respond shapes how they handle difficult feelings for the rest of their lives. Your job isn't to fix the...
Unlocking Life Skills for Working Parents: Self-Awareness and Self-Regulation
Welcome to our latest edition of insightful parenting tips brought to you by Crink. Today, let's explore the critical topic of instilling self-awareness and self-regulation in our children. As working professionals juggling careers and parenthood, we all aspire for our children to thrive. But how do we equip them with the tools to navigate life's complexities? The answer lies in nurturing their self-awareness and self-regulation—the fundamental pillars of success in today's fast-paced world....
Unlocking Gratitude: Empowering Children for Life Success!
Dear Parents, Today, we explore one of the most transformative lessons you can teach your children: gratitude. In a world filled with distractions and endless material possessions, instilling gratitude in your kids is like arming them with a secret weapon for lifelong happiness, resilience, and meaningful connections. Why Gratitude Matters for Your Child's Future Research unambiguously supports the profound benefits of gratitude for children's well-being: ✓ Happier, More Optimistic Mindset -...
Sizzle and Success: The Importance of Cooking in Parenting
Hello Fellow Parents, At Crink, we're committed to empowering working parents like you by providing valuable insights and resources to enhance your parenting journey. Today, we're excited to delve into a topic that's not just about meals but about life skills: the significance of teaching our children how to cook. Cooking is more than just following recipes; it's about cultivating independence, nurturing creativity, and strengthening family bonds. By involving our children in cooking from a...
Supporting Children's Mental Health in Peer Relationships
Dear Fellow Parents, As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of parenting in the digital age, it's imperative to address the profound...
Guiding Through Adolescence: Strengthening Bonds with Your Teen
Dear Fellow Parents, As parents navigating the complexities of adolescence, we understand the challenges that come with witnessing our...
Unlocking the Power of Play
Dear Fellow Parents, As parents juggling the demands of corporate life, it's easy to overlook the importance of playtime in our children's lives. But let's pause for a moment and consider this: Playtime isn't just a luxury; it's a crucial element in our children's development journey. Think about the last time your child lost themselves in play—no rushing, no screens, just imagination and discovery. That moment? That's where real development happens. And if you're struggling to create those...
A Woman's Perspective on Work-from-Home
Hey Parents, In recent years, the concept of working from home has transitioned from a mere fantasy dream to the new norm, particularly for women. However, this shift has shed light on some harsh realities, as highlighted in a recent study discussed by LinkedIn News India. The study reveals that women are increasingly becoming victims of the Double Burden Syndrome. While remote work offers more flexibility, experts note that it has imposed additional challenges on women, who often find...
Breastmilk: The Liquid Elixir of Life - Professional Newsletter
Dear Parents, Breastfeeding is one of the most powerful gifts a mother can give her child. Science backs what mothers have always known: breast milk is nature's perfect nutrition. Why Breastmilk Matters For your baby: First milk (colostrum) provides critical antibodies and immunity Personalized nutrition that adapts to your baby's needs Reduces risk of infections, asthma, and allergies Supports healthy brain development For you: Aids postpartum recovery and reduces bleeding Lowers risk of...
Cultivating Children's Emotional Wellness
Dear Fellow Parents, We focus on our kids' grades, sports, and physical health. But their mental health? That often gets pushed to the side. Here's what needs to change: emotional wellness is as important as physical health. Why This Matters Now As corporate parents juggling demanding careers, we're under pressure—and our kids feel it. Our children experience: Pressure to perform (academically, socially, athletically) Information overload from screens and social media Uncertainty about the...
Nurturing a Healthy Academic Environment for Our Children
Dear Fellow Parents, We all want our children to succeed academically. But at what cost? Two students. One week. Both by suicide. Both were JEE aspirants in Kota. Both were under immense pressure to achieve. This isn't about parenting failure. This is about a system—and our role in it—that's breaking our children. The Reality We Can't Ignore The numbers are devastating: 70% increase in student suicides in India from 2011 to 2021 Students studying 7-8 hours daily, often until midnight Pressure...
Empowering Our Kids: From Bouncing Back to Bold Decision-Making
Dear Fellow parents, Parenting is an incredible journey, filled with highs, lows, and everything in between. This time, we're diving into two crucial aspects of your child's development—resilience and decision-making. We get it; parenting can be a rollercoaster. Kids face a myriad of pressures—expectations at home, demands at school, and the complexities of friendships. Imagine your child feeling defeated instead of finding healthy ways to cope. Through Online Parenting Counseling, you can...
Nurturing self-esteem and body positivity in our children
Dear Fellow Parents, In a world that often emphasizes unrealistic standards, our focus today is on a topic close to our hearts—promoting self-esteem and body positivity in our children. Why Self-Esteem Matters for Our Kids Ever noticed how your child's confidence affects their ability to tackle new challenges? It's called self-esteem, and it's a game-changer. High self-esteem empowers kids to embrace new experiences, be proud of their achievements, and bounce back from setbacks. Children...
Building Bridges, Not Labels: Embracing Introversion and Extroversion in Parenting
Dear Fellow Parents, As working parents in metropolitan cities, we understand the challenges you face in nurturing your child's unique personality. Today, we delve into a crucial topic that many of you have expressed concerns about - "Understanding and Supporting Your Child's Introversion or Extroversion." In a world that often celebrates extroverted qualities, recognizing and appreciating the distinct personalities of our children is paramount. As a psychologist working with families, I...
Parenting reflections: Insights from Recent Tragedy
Dear Fellow Parents In this edition of our newsletter, we find ourselves reflecting on a tragic incident that has shaken our parenting community. The recent news of a 14-year-old girl's untimely demise in Aluva, reportedly due to conflicts arising from her relationship with a boy from another religion, compels us to discuss the crucial role of parenting in shaping a child's values and decision-making. This heartbreaking event underscores why parents today are increasingly turning to resources...
From Parenthood to Careerhood
Greetings to all the working parents out there! In today's edition of The Corporate Parent's Corner, we bring you a personal story—a journey from embracing motherhood to restarting a fulfilling career From Resignation to Restart: My Career Comeback "One choice that did not take long was resigning from my job to embrace the impending motherhood. But the decision to restart my career was a more challenging path, one that took over a year. Countless hurdles held me back from pursuing my dreams....
How to Help Kids Navigate Negative News Without Fear
Dear Fellow Parents, In today's digital age, parents face a critical challenge: how much negative content should children be exposed to? With distressing news about conflicts, wars, and local incidents constantly flooding social media, finding the right balance between keeping kids informed and protecting their mental health has become essential. This guide explores the impact of negative news exposure on children and provides practical strategies to help your family navigate media...
Life Lessons from My Mother to My Children
In the fast-paced world of urban corporate life, where 9-5 jobs and metropolitan living are the norm, we often find ourselves reflecting on the values we carry from our upbringing. For parents like us, navigating this urban landscape while raising children is a unique challenge. At Crink, we understand the profound impact of our childhood experiences on our approach to parenthood. From the way we handle our children's mistakes to our daily communication with them, the roots of our parenting...
Do Trees Feel?
“Eisa asked me while I was reading it to him. ‘Do trees feel? Do trees talk?’. Do they really? My answer was…..” This book made me cry. I bought this for a bunch of kids who happens to be my Eisa’s classmates, a bunch of beautifully naughty toddlers. The name of the book is ‘The Giving Tree- a picture book written and illustrated by Shel Silverstein. I was unaware of such a writer most probably because of my obscurity towards picture books. My prejudice was that it is a huge waste to leave...
Mispelled… Sorry Misspelled
After the meeting, I was wondering about myself or my ability in English. I was continuously making mistakes in simple English words like...
3 Points: If you find ur kid’s handwriting ugly
Like most of you, my eyes too got struck on those dizzy numbers (see the picture). Numbers are flipped horizontally and vertically....
What We Learned About ‘Toys’ While Raising 4
When our first kid was born we shopped enthusiastically and religiously for new toys like every new parent. We visited baby shops after...