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Children: Our most valuable natural resource.

The Magic Paintbrush - Kids story
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in the mountains, there lived a young boy named Kai. Kai loved to draw and paint, but he was never satisfied with his creations. He longed for a paintbrush that could bring his art to life, so he could share his creations with the world.
By Rajeswari Akkini4 years ago in Families
The Giant and the Beanstalk - Kids story
Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a giant named Grumble who was feared by everyone. Grumble was a huge giant who lived in a giant castle that was situated at the top of a high mountain. No one dared to go near the castle because they were afraid of being eaten by the giant.
By Rajeswari Akkini4 years ago in Families
Riya and Diya: The Brave Sisters of the Kingdom - Kids story
Once upon a time, in a far-off kingdom, there lived two sisters named Riya and Diya, their mother Raaje, who was the queen, and their father Arun, who was the king. They lived in a grand palace in the heart of the kingdom and loved to play and explore the nearby forests and hills together as a family.
By Rajeswari Akkini4 years ago in Families
On my Daughter’s 18th Birthday. Runner-Up in Love Unraveled Challenge.
What the world needs now, is love, sweet love. But what it is getting is yet another post about autism. And to make matters worse, it's by someone who isn’t autistic.
By Rachel Robbins4 years ago in Families
School Love
School Love Story Once upon a time, in a high school located in a small town, there was a girl named Emily. She was a senior student who had always focused on her studies and extracurricular activities, never giving much thought to dating or relationships. However, one day, everything changed.
By Nathan K4 years ago in Families
Brain-Boosting Foods for Kids: Fueling Cognitive Development
Explanation of cognitive development The progression of a child's thinking, problem-solving, and language skills from infancy to adolescence is referred to as cognitive development. This process is critical for children to learn how to interpret, process, and comprehend their surroundings.
By Dr.Anandharaj Ph.D.4 years ago in Families
7 Reasons to eat more Greens
Greens, also known as leafy green vegetables, are packed with vitamins and minerals and have anti-inflammatory properties. This article will give you reasons why you should eat more greens every day.
By Julie Jerlin J4 years ago in Families
Good Habits for Kids
20 Good Habits for Kids (& Simple Ways to Teach Them) What are good habits in kids? We all want to set our kids up for a happy, healthy life. One that they maneuver with grace through life’s ups and downs.
By Rajendran Arumugam4 years ago in Families
Unconditional Love
The bond between a mother and a daughter is an uncanny and inseparable one, something that can never be put into words. No one quite truly knows the depths of it, but experienced a few sparks of it is enough to understand that there is something quite powerful and immensely beautiful about it.
By Karthikeyan Varma S R4 years ago in Families
Do you travel with children? The 10 Golden Tips that will save you!
Traveling with children is certainly not an easy task, from the flight to the total stay at the destination. Extra luggage and weight, strollers, baby bottles, diapers, and an inconsolable and often unpredictable junior passenger who depends solely on you.
By Jorche Oliveira4 years ago in Families
Luna's Magical Forest Adventure
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the heart of a lush green forest, there lived a beautiful grey and white cat named Luna. Luna was known throughout the town for her elegance and grace, as well as her playful and curious nature. She spent her days exploring the woods, lounging in the sun, and chasing after butterflies.
By Ali_954 years ago in Families
The Decadence of Modern Times: How to Protect Your Family Values
Protecting family values during the decadence of modern times is not a laughing matter. On the contrary, it's a serious problem that affects families worldwide. The moral, social, and cultural decay of society has eroded our values, and it's challenging to protect them. But the solution is not to wrap our values in bubble wrap or become helicopter parents.
By Edy Zoo 4 years ago in Families