Back talk. Attitude. Defiance. Sound familiar?
In this realistic and empowering episode of Balmurti Online, Dr. Kiran N. Shinglot explores the everyday challenges of dealing with a child’s stubbornness — especially during the school-going years. With honest examples and gentle guidance, this article offers parents, especially mothers, a clear and compassionate approach to handling resistance without shouting, threats, or shame.
A must-listen for any parent navigating those “Why won’t they just listen?” moments.
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👉Key Takeaways:
• Why children become more defiant as they grow
• The difference between mischief and healthy resistance
• Why scolding or threatening often backfires
• How to reinforce positive behavior through small praise
• Simple, respectful ways to guide a child without breaking their spirit
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When does competition inspire — and when does it hurt?
In this meaningful episode of Balmurti Online, Dr. Krunal Panchal takes a closer look at the fine line between healthy motivation and damaging pressure in a child’s life. Through a heart-touching story of a girl named Rivu and a unique toy-giving competition, we’re shown how joy and emotional growth—not just medals—can define true success.
A powerful listen for parents, educators, and anyone guiding children in today’s high-pressure world.
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👉 Key Takeaways:
How to recognize when competition becomes harmful
A unique story that redefines what it means to “win”
The emotional cost of comparison and unrealistic expectations
Why praise and self-improvement matter more than ranks
How to foster kindness, resilience, and inner confidence through encouragement
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Still confused about feeding babies on mother’s milk challenges? You’re not alone.
In this second Q&A episode from Balmurti Online, Dr. I. K. Vijliwala offers clear, experience-backed answers to common concerns that often confuse new parents. From pooping patterns and premature feeding to twin feeding and supplements — this episode reassures, educates, and empowers families to navigate those delicate first months with confidence.
A practical and compassionate guide for new parents, caregivers, and even grandparents.
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• How to know if your crying baby is actually hungry
• Is it safe to feed the baby with fever or during pregnancy?
• How long should feeding on mother’s milk continue?
• What to do if baby poops once in 10 days
• Feeding twins: Can one mother make enough milk?
• Do breastfed babies need iron or vitamin supplements?
• When to worry about vomiting or weight loss
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It’s not about privacy settings. It’s about emotional permission.
In this second part of our powerful Sharenting series, Balmurti Editorial Team explores a deeper, often-ignored truth — what it feels like to grow up as content. This episode shifts the focus from screen time and safety to something more intimate: trust, dignity, and emotional space.
What does a child feel when their most vulnerable moments are uploaded? When crying, mess-ups, or school awards are shared with strangers before they’ve had a chance to process them? This is the unseen weight of sharenting — and children are quietly carrying it.
🎧 A powerful and necessary listen for today’s parents, where love and awareness must grow side by side.
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👉 Key Takeaways:
• Why children need emotional boundaries, not just digital ones
• How sharenting reshapes identity and emotional expression
• The long-term trust issues it can create between parent and child
• Why deleting isn’t enough — and what true repair looks like
• A chance to shift from posting for others to connecting with your child
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Back talk. Attitude. Defiance. Sound familiar?
In this realistic and empowering episode of Balmurti Online, Dr. Kiran N. Shinglot explores the everyday challenges of dealing with a child’s stubbornness — especially during the school-going years. With honest examples and gentle guidance, this article offers parents, especially mothers, a clear and compassionate approach to handling resistance without shouting, threats, or shame.
A must-listen for any parent navigating those “Why won’t they just listen?” moments.
________________________________________
👉Key Takeaways:
• Why children become more defiant as they grow
• The difference between mischief and healthy resistance
• Why scolding or threatening often backfires
• How to reinforce positive behavior through small praise
• Simple, respectful ways to guide a child without breaking their spirit
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Ever wonder why your child doesn’t open up to you?
In this thought-provoking episode of Balmurti Online, Gijubhai Badheka invites us into a quiet conversation between two fathers — one observant, one confused — about why some children feel close to their parents and others don’t. What unfolds is a powerful reflection on how emotional distance is often shaped not by the child, but by the adult’s approach.
A heartfelt listen that gently nudges us to shift from being ‘in charge’ to becoming truly present.
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👉Key Takeaways:
• Why some children don’t open up — and how to bridge that gap
• The difference between parenting with authority and parenting with friendship
• Simple daily ways to connect with your child’s world
• Real-life examples of how small interests build deep relationships
• Gijubhai Badheka’s timeless wisdom on growing with your child
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Do children really need to be taught honesty — or just allowed to keep it?
In this tender episode of Balmurti Online, writer Hasmukh Borania shares the story of little Pushti, a child whose simple, honest replies make everyone pause and smile. Through everyday moments — from school tears to garden walks — we see how children speak from the heart, without filters or fear. Their truth is effortless, pure… and something we adults might learn from.
🎧 A soft, insightful listen for parents, educators, and anyone who’s ever marveled at a child’s honesty.
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👉Key Takeaways:
• Why children don’t need to be taught truth — they already live it
• Real-life moments that highlight innocent honesty
• The emotional intelligence hidden in young children’s words
• Quotes and reflections from Gijubhai and Vinobaji
• A reminder to accept and protect the purity of childhood
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Breastfeeding isn’t guesswork — it’s a journey of clarity and care.
In this essential episode of Balmurti Online, Dr. I. K. Vijliwala answers the most common questions new mothers and families ask about nursing. From when to start, how often to feed, what colostrum really is, to decoding loose stools and understanding milk supply — this Q&A delivers trusted, compassionate guidance for those early, important months.
A must-listen for new parents, grandparents, and caregivers who want science-backed, easy-to-understand answers.
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👉Key Takeaways:
• When to begin feeding (even after C-section)
• Why colostrum is essential — not “stale”
• The right way to alternate between feeding-sides
• Why switching too early can cause loose stools
• Signs that your baby is getting enough milk
• Food myths and facts about milk production
• How reliable is breastfeeding as birth control?
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Ever wonder why your child doesn’t open up to you?
In this thought-provoking episode of Balmurti Online, Gijubhai Badheka invites us into a quiet conversation between two fathers — one observant, one confused — about why some children feel close to their parents and others don’t. What unfolds is a powerful reflection on how emotional distance is often shaped not by the child, but by the adult’s approach.
A heartfelt listen that gently nudges us to shift from being ‘in charge’ to becoming truly present.
________________________________________👉Key Takeaways:
• Why some children don’t open up — and how to bridge that gap
• The difference between parenting with authority and parenting with friendship
• Simple daily ways to connect with your child’s world
• Real-life examples of how small interests build deep relationships
• Gijubhai Badheka’s timeless wisdom on growing with your child
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The Messy Truth of Being a Cycle Breaker
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You’re raising your child with everything you didn’t get. That’s not easy — it’s a daily emotional workout.
This episode of Balmurti Online is for the parents who are trying to stay calm but find themselves spiraling. For the ones who apologize after yelling, even when their own parents never did. For those carrying two generations’ worth of emotional weight.
We talk about why parenting while healing is messy but beautiful — and why you don’t need to be perfect to break cycles. You just need to keep coming back.
🎧 If you’re trying to be the parent you never had, this one’s for you.
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👉Key Takeaways:
• How trauma shows up in everyday parenting moments
• Why the “good enough” parent is more powerful than the perfect one
• The science of “rupture and repair” — and why conflict can build trust
• What grief and pride can coexist when raising emotionally free children
• How to pivot, even when healing feels incomplete
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They may walk a little slower — but their love runs deep.
In this touching episode of Balmurti Online, Dr. Kamlesh Parekh explores the beautiful bond between children and their grandparents — a relationship full of wisdom, patience, warmth, and timeless stories. With practical examples and golden advice for both grandparents and parents, this episode is a rich reflection on what it truly means to be “the roots” in a child’s life.
A gentle reminder that in a fast-paced world, some of the best life lessons come from those who’ve lived the longest.
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• How children benefit emotionally, socially, and mentally from grandparents
• The powerful role grandparents play in parenting support
• Golden guidelines for balanced, respectful grandparenting
• Common challenges and how to navigate them lovingly
• Why grandparents are not just relatives, but anchors of family life
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Is your child performing for joy — or just for your praise?
In this bold and thought-provoking episode of Balmurti Online, Dr. Harshida Pandit challenges the habit of treating children as showpieces — singing, dancing, or behaving on command to impress adults. With real-life insight and emotional depth, this article explores how possessiveness, grief, or pride can unintentionally steal a child’s autonomy.
A must-listen for parents who want to raise confident, authentic, and emotionally healthy children.
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• How performance-based parenting can harm confidence and joy
• The danger of turning children into symbols of pride or grief
• Why free play is essential to learning, resilience, and growth
• The difference between nurturing talent and demanding applause
• A clear reminder: children are not toys — they are people becoming
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Every time we say “you can’t,” we plant a seed of doubt.
In this moving episode of Balmurti Online, Gijubhai Badheka invites us to reflect on the small ways adults unknowingly break a child’s spirit. Through vivid scenes and relatable examples, the article shows how confidence isn’t lost in big moments — it’s chipped away through hundreds of little “no’s.”
This is a must-listen for every parent, teacher, and adult who cares about building belief in the next generation.
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👉 Key Takeaways:
• How children lose self-confidence at home — and how to stop it
• Why disbelief is passed down more than failure
• Simple ways to replace “you can’t” with “let’s try together”
• A reminder that belief builds resilience, trust, and action
• Based on the timeless insight of Gijubhai Badheka
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Likes fade. Digital footprints don’t.
In this important episode of Balmurti Online, the editorial team dives into the growing concern around sharenting — the habit of parents posting about their children online, often without realizing the long-term emotional and digital consequences. As more children are finding their voices and asking for privacy, this episode offers a timely pause for reflection.
A necessary listen for today’s digital-age parents who want to protect their child’s story, not just document it.
👉 Key Takeaways:
• What “sharenting” means — and why children are starting to push back
• Real concerns from kids about their digital identity
• Emotional and safety risks of oversharing
• Tips for mindful sharing: asking consent, using private channels, skipping personal identifiers
• The message kids are really trying to tell us: “See me, not just my photos”
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Is mobile addictionsilently stealing our children’s childhood?
In this urgent and heartfelt episode of Balmurti Online, writer VibhaPathak explores how excessive mobile and social media use is affecting youngminds — from emotional stress and loneliness to growing stubbornness and bodyimage anxiety. The article asks tough questions and offers practicalsuggestions for parents and educators to take back control with love,structure, and timely conversation.
This episode is amust-listen for families navigating the digital age with growing children.
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What happens when achild hears “no” — again and again?
In this reflective episode of Balmurti Online, writer Ratilal Borisagardives into how repeated restrictions and unexplained refusals can wound achild’s spirit and trigger silent rebellion. Through the simple story of achild and a forbidden banana, the article explores the emotional depth ofeveryday parenting moments — and how our words shape not just behavior, buttrust.
This episode gentlyreminds us that a child’s heart isn’t meant to be ruled — it’s meant to berespected.
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Is it enough forchildren to know what’s right — or must they learn how and when to apply it?
In this insightful episode of Balmurti Online, Taraben Modak explores akey parenting truth: skills alone don’t shape behavior — their thoughtful,timely application does. The article dives into how adults can nurtureconsistency, clarity, and confidence in children’s actions by pairinginstruction with patience, explanation, and lived example.
This episode is anessential listen for parents and educators seeking to build not just knowledgein children, but lasting values through everyday moments.
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How do we raisechildren who take responsibility naturally — not out of pressure, but pride?
In this thoughtful episode of Balmurti Online, educator Vibha Pathakshares simple, real-life ways to build responsibility in children; startingfrom as young as age four. From grocery runs and clean-up routines to helpinggrandparents and managing money, the story highlights how trust, small tasks,and early habits can shape a child’s sense of ownership in daily life.
This is a warm,practical listen for any parent or teacher looking to nurture independent,thoughtful kids; one small step at a time.
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Your Child Reflects YouIs your childreally misbehaving — or just mirroring you?
In this clear and eye-opening episode, Dr. Kiran N. Shinglot reminds us thatchildren learn not through lectures, but through observation. From the words wesay to the way we handle stress, everything we model becomes part of theiremotional blueprint. This podcast explores how mirror neurons shape behaviorand how intentional parenting can create lasting values without saying a word.
This episode invitesparents to pause, reflect, and model the person they want their child to become;not through control, but through consistency.
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The Roots of a Child’s DistrustCan fear grow in achild… without a single threat?
In this powerful reflection by Taraben Modak, we explore how children absorbfear not only through punishment or scary stories; but through everyday adultbehavior, anxious words, and even well-meaning advice. From householdconversations to bedtime tales, the seeds of fear are sown quietly, shaping achild’s emotional world for years to come.
This episode revealsthe hidden ways fear gets passed down and offers gentle, thoughtfulalternatives every parent and caregiver should hear.
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