By Siyona Varghese When a six-year-old constantly interrupts conversations, makes silly noises during quiet time, or throws a tantrum when a parent picks up the phone, adults often describe it as attention-seeking behavior. But what if we reframed this perspective? What if instead of labeling it as a cry for attention, we understood it as […]
By Siyona Varghese At the age of six, a seemingly small issue like a broken crayon, a spilled drink, or not getting a turn in a game can trigger a surprisingly intense emotional reaction. To adults, these situations may appear minor, but for a six-year-old, they can feel overwhelming and difficult to manage. This is […]
By Siyona Varghese When a child breaks a rule, it’s easy to react with frustration, disappointment, or even punishment. But behind every broken rule is a chance to teach something much deeper than obedience it’s a chance to teach accountability. Accountability is about understanding how our actions affect others, taking responsibility, and making things right. […]
By Siyona Varghese Discipline is often misunderstood as punishment, but for 6-year-olds, discipline is most effective when rooted in connection not control. At this age, children are navigating a complex mix of growing independence, emotional swings, and a stronger sense of right and wrong. They’re curious, social, and eager to be understood. They test boundaries […]
By Siyona Varghese In today’s digital age, even the youngest members of society are navigating the online world. From interactive learning apps and animated videos to digital classrooms and games, children as young as six are becoming familiar with the internet. While this opens up exciting educational and creative possibilities, it also raises important concerns […]
By Siyona Varghese As children grow and begin to explore the world beyond their immediate families, they encounter a range of new environments—classrooms, playgrounds, extracurricular activities, and online spaces. In each of these settings, trust becomes an important theme. Who can they rely on? Where do they feel secure? And how can they tell the […]
By Siyona Varghese At age six, children are filled with curiosity, energy, and strong emotions. They’re learning how to manage impulses, make choices, and behave in ways that are respectful of others. But this doesn’t always come naturally especially when they’re excited, frustrated, or tired. That’s where self-control comes in. Self-control is a critical life […]
By Siyona Varghese Teaching consent and body safety to six-year-olds is a vital step in helping them grow up with self-respect, confidence, and strong personal boundaries. At this age, children are developing a clearer sense of their own identity, emotions, and relationships with others. They are also learning to understand the difference between safe and […]
By Siyona Varghese At six years old, children are beginning to explore their world with greater independence. They are walking to school bus stops, visiting friends’ homes, using playground equipment, and participating in more structured group activities. With this growing independence comes the need to understand and follow basic safety rules. Teaching safety at this […]
By Siyona Varghese Leadership isn’t reserved for adults in boardrooms or professionals with years of experience. The foundation of strong, ethical leadership begins in early childhood—with confident, curious, and compassionate children. At around six years old, children begin to assert their independence, take initiative in play, and influence peers through words and actions. This is […]
