Parenting: Psychology says parents who are genuinely good don’t strive for perfection; instead, they aim to be “good enough” and prioritize bonding over control

Psychology says parents who are genuinely good don’t strive for perfection; instead, they aim to be “good enough” and prioritize bonding over control Some parents strive to do everything with perfection. However this perfection can sometimes make parenting more of a “performance.” When that happens, many parents end up with exhaustion, guilt, and feel as…

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5 countries that raise independent kids from an early age

Parenting cannot be followed through a single rulebook. However, there are some values that make sure a child grows up being a resilient individual. One such value is independence and freedom. In some parts of the world, parenting practices may feel surprising, or even uncomfortable, to parents in other cultures because they encourage independence in…

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Want to do everything in life? This is what Psychology says about your brain |

Some people can watch a two-minute video and suddenly imagine a completely different life. A travel vlog turns into dreams of working remotely abroad. A podcast leads to business ideas. A reel about pottery sends them searching for nearby classes. A documentary on marine life makes them question their career choices for days.The interesting part…

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What is FAFO parenting? The viral trend that every Indian parent has already been doing without knowing it

Remember refusing to wear a sweater on a winter morning because you thought you knew better? Or complaining about the food your mother cooked, only to discover there was no alternative waiting for you? For many Indians, childhood was filled with small moments like these. The lesson rarely came through long lectures. Instead, it arrived…

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‘Rider holding my family hostage, I might die’: Zomato chatbot experiment goes viral, message shocks users |

As chatbots become the first point of contact for customer complaints, one question keeps coming up online: Is anyone actually reading what users are typing?That debate has resurfaced after a Reddit user shared an unusual experience involving a food delivery order and an automated support system. The post was not just about a delivery issue….

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Why more people are ditching hair colour and embracing their greys – here’s what Psychology says about them |

There comes a point when almost everyone notices it. A silver strand near the temple. A few greys hiding in the parting. Then suddenly, one day, there are enough of them that ignoring them is no longer an option.And with that comes the question many people know all too well: Do I colour my hair,…

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Golden Child Syndrome: The “golden child” syndrome nobody talks about and how it affects siblings for life

At first glance, the “golden child” in a family can look like the lucky one: the one who gets the extra praise, the softer landing, the benefit of the doubt. But family psychology has long shown that favoritism is rarely harmless, even when it is subtle. Siblings notice patterns fast. They read tone, timing, attention,…

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6 fun facts about rabbits you probably didn’t know

Most people associate rabbits with just two things: cuteness and carrots. That’s hardly surprising. Rabbits have been part of cartoons, storybooks, and viral videos for years, usually appearing as gentle animals with floppy ears and an endless appetite for orange vegetables. But the real animal is far more interesting. A rabbit’s teeth never stop growing….

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Sonam Kapoor turns up at Anshula Kapoor’s wedding in ivory-gold couture and steals the spotlight effortlessly

For the celebrations, Sonam picked an ivory-and-gold couture outfit from ITRH. Same label Anshula had worn earlier for her Mata Ki Chowki, so there’s a nice little family connection there too. But instead of going for a heavy lehenga like most wedding guests would, Sonam kept it classic with a chanderi silk suit. The colour…

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