Reading is often celebrated for improving vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking, but a lesser-known benefit is its enhancement of spatial memory. This cognitive link reveals how reading helps us visualize spaces, organize information, and even navigate physical environments. Recent groundbreaking research provides a deeper understanding of this connection, underscoring its importance in childhood development and beyond. What is Spatial Memory? Spatial memory refers

In the hustle and bustle of daily life, helping kids develop a love for reading has become a real challenge for many parents. We spoke to 200 parents to understand how do they feel about their child's reading journey and found that 60% are unhappy with their child’s reading progress. We dug deeper to understand the source of dissatisfaction. Some of the key questions that we asked (not in any particular order): How often does your child read? Do you read with the child? Does

Raising children to be both happy and successful involves nurturing more than just their academic and social abilities. Emotional intelligence (EI) plays a vital role in helping children navigate challenges, build meaningful relationships, and achieve their full potential. By teaching kids to understand and manage their emotions early on, we lay the groundwork for resilience, confidence, and lifelong success. Let’s dive into why emotional intelligence is so important and how

Building a rich vocabulary is one of the most important steps in a child’s language development. While there are many ways to help children learn new words, one method that’s both simple and incredibly effective is repeated reading . When kids read the same story or passage multiple times, they naturally pick up new words, understand them better, and start using them in their own conversations. Here’s why repeated reading works so well for kids and some easy ways to try it at

Transitioning from being read to, to reading independently, requires thoughtful guidance. The way this transition is handled can...