5 Fun Ways To Creatively Unlock A Child’s Potential
A warm, summery “Hello!” to all of you from all of us here at DIY. We’re hoping that you’re just as excited about this summer as we are! Since we…
Category: Parenting
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7 Benefits Of Yoga For Kids That Every Parent Needs To Know
With COVID-19 sending more than half the world into lockdown, life at home is looking very different in the years to come. And with most schools closed, children are also…
7 Christmas Activities For Parents And Kids
At DIY, we’re in the middle of an early Christmas celebration with our #12DaysofChristmas campaign. The grand finale will unfold tomorrow evening and we are very excited about it, and so are the kids…
The Holiday Season And Our DIY Philosophy
December break is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated holidays for families all over the world. Owing to the holiday season and the end of the year celebration, it’s also…
5 Ways To Make Kids Better Readers
Children might be the perfect little angels but there are always areas of improvement that need time and effort. This thought process follows the idea of “…but it’s good for…
5 Ways To Kick Off Back To School Season With DIY
If ticking off after-school activities and helping kids improve their grades is still on your checklist, here are five ways to kick off the back-to-school season with DIY!
3 Benefits Of Cartooning For Kids
Growing up, most of us have been big fans of 90s cartoon shows, especially the few that now seem like sweet nostalgia. But, as with anything that’s created from scratch,…
5 Tips on How to Make Reading a Habit (Especially in the very young)
The habit of reading is the gift that keeps on giving - for life!
5 Stay At Home Indoor Activities To Do With Your Kid
While COVID-19 might have brought the blues to being cooped up at home in different places around the world, here are 5 stay-at-home indoor activities your kid can do to…
5 Important Benefits Of Extracurricular Learning For Kids
We are thoroughly convinced about the goodness of extracurricular pedagogy because of the scientific backing – most child specialists agree that academics alone isn’t enough for a kid’s overall progress.