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After drowning in conflicting parenting advice, Oshin and Manjunath left their careers to spend two years creating Sitaara, an app that gives Indian parents expert-backed guidance and promotes equal parenting. Their platform is challenging the idea that mothers should instinctively know everything while fathers merely "help."
Oshin and Manjunath turned their struggles as confused new parents into Sitaara, an app offering expert-backed guidance on everything from tantrums to screen time. Their solution is helping thousands of families navigate parenthood with less guesswork and more confidence.
Zimbabwe has become the first African country to launch a localized version of UNICEF's global parenting app, delivering expert childcare guidance directly to parents' phones. The app works offline and speaks three local languages, offering trusted advice where nearly one in four children face malnutrition.
India's cricket board will fly teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's parents with him on international tours, recognizing that even record-breaking athletes need their family. The 15-year-old just earned his first senior team call-up after dominating this year's Indian Premier League.
A new mobile app in India is making it safer and easier for abuse survivors to get mental health and legal support. Founded in Bengaluru, iDare connects vulnerable individuals to therapists and legal advisors through private chat, calls, and email.
New apps designed for older adults are turning the tide on digital scams, teaching India's seniors to spot fraud before losing their savings. Through simple lessons and smart safety features, these platforms are restoring confidence to millions navigating the online world.
A groundbreaking study in India found children are 26% more effective than parents at inspiring eco-friendly behavior changes at home. The research offers fresh hope for climate action by tapping into an unexpected teaching dynamic.
Children are more effective at teaching parents eco-friendly behaviors than parents are at teaching kids, new research from Northeastern University reveals. A study of 1,500 families in India shows kids hold surprising power to inspire environmental action at home.
An Australian food-tech platform that helps households reduce waste and save money just launched in India, one of the world's largest food markets. The move could help millions of families make the most of ingredients they already have.
India's youngest chess champions didn't rise through pressure. They grew up in homes where parents quit careers, traveled thousands of miles, and chose patience over timelines.
Nakuul Mehta and Jankee Mehta are asking Indian parents to stop raising resumes and start raising humans. Their Indian Parent Pod challenges the success-obsessed approach that measures children by marks and salaries instead of character and emotional security.
Parents across India are bringing back screen-free 90s summers for their kids through foraging, rock painting, and kulfi making. The movement celebrates simple joys like jungle walks in Goa and family yoga in Mumbai parks.
After a bike accident left him guessing which exercises to do at home, Yogesh Patel built an app that pairs physiotherapists with patients through video-guided routines. VirtueLife now helps 5,000 patients complete their recovery from home in a country with just 0.59 physiotherapists per 10,000 people.
Exam season in India looks different now as parents choose conversations about feelings over marks. Nearly two decades after a film sparked change, families are helping children feel safe instead of scared during board exams.
Forget worksheets. Parents across India are turning roadside stalls, kitchens, and everyday moments into classrooms where kids learn money management, cooking, and confidence through real experiences.
British comedian Jimmy Carr paused his standup show to share surprisingly wise parenting advice when an audience member asked for help. His reframe on "tough love" has parents everywhere rethinking how kindness really works.
Across India's smaller cities, 2 million people are spending just 15 minutes a day with an AI-powered app that's helping them unlock better jobs and social opportunities. The app is closing India's English language gap one short lesson at a time.
A young girl from Northeast India went viral for her passionate cheering during a football match, showing the raw emotion that comes from feeling truly safe and connected. Her joyful display is teaching parents everywhere about the power of emotional freedom.
New AI-powered food apps are helping people understand their eating habits better than ever. While they come with caveats, the technology is making nutrition awareness accessible to everyone.
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Three South African graduate students created a free system that lets parents track their kids' homework, grades, and attendance through WhatsApp. The platform is already helping families in the Eastern Cape stay connected to their children's education.
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