In the second installment of "Physical Culture for Children", Dr. Louis George discusses how to avoid injuries and sustain physical activity in children for a long time in a healthy manner.
Tag: <span>Parenting</span>
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Vaatsalyam – In Philosophy, Life and Dance
Parenting is tough; and even tougher is dharmik parenting, ensuring that impressionable growing minds take root in dharma and safeguarding them from the winds of trends that are sweeping the world.
One's own belief system, and complete sharanagti to one's ishta is a powerful tool and support in such a situation. Classical dancer Smt. Ramaa Venugopalan captures her tryst with dharmik parenting; and the support her belief in Mahalakshmi-Narayana, and her bharatanatyam background have provided her in her journey as a mother to explore and understand the depths of Vaatsalyam.
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Physical Culture For Children – I
A civilisation is only as strong as its weakest link, which is why it is very important to build awareness for physical training among children and teens. Dr. Louis George explains to parents how to achieve a stronger, healthier, next generation in a series of three posts.