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Parenting Perspective  Children often say “thank you” to people around them but forget that ultimate thanks belongs to Allah Almighty. The emotional…

Parenting Perspective  Children often assume that provision comes from effort, possessions, or luck. They link wealth to visible causes such…

Parenting Perspective  Comparison is one of the greatest drains on children’s self-worth. When children constantly measure themselves against peers, they…

Parenting Perspective  Children often equate their value with popularity, likes, or peer attention. They may measure themselves by who notices…

Parenting Perspective  Children often equate being different with being wrong. A unique style of dress or unusual preferences can make…

Parenting Perspective  Teasing about belongings is a common and painful experience for children. Whether it is a peer joking about simple…

Parenting Perspective  Children often measure themselves against peers and media, noticing who has the latest gadgets or trendiest clothes. When…

Parenting Perspective  Children often notice peers or adults praising trendy clothes or gadgets and internalise the idea that looking stylish is what…

Parenting Perspective  Children frequently notice differences in possessions, and when their belongings are simpler or fewer than those of classmates, it can…

Parenting Perspective  Children are naturally observant, and they often notice differences in belongings, clothing, and toys. In a world where…