A new parenting book suggests ways to amicably break up fights between young siblings
Stories written by
Anagha Nagpal
An excerpt from 'This Book Won't Teach You Parenting: But It Will Make You a Better Parent', by Riri G Trivedi and Anagha Nagpal.
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- New Indian Express
New book by psychotherapist Riri, parenting expert Anagha, offers tailored guidance for Indian parents
NEW DELHI: Released on the occasion of Father's Day, a new book by acclaimed psychotherapist Riri G Trivedi and parenting expert Anagha Nagpal introduces a culturally sensitive take on parenting, equipping Indian parents with essential tools to address the challenges of raising children in today's complex world. "The Book Won't Teach You Parenting", published by Penguin Random House India (PRHI), aims to help parents understand the right parenting style that is balanced and universally applicable across generations and cultures. "The book will also clarify what parents often do incorrectly and what they can do to avoid unhealthy habits. This book also grapples with issues that are more relevant to children and parents nowadays, which didn't exist in previous generations, such as social media usage, self-harming behaviour and conversations about sexual orientation and safe sex," reads the introduction of the book. Packed with research-backed insights on parenting styles, personal anecdotes, practical checklists, and bilingual online resources, the book provides valuable insights and much-needed support for Indian parents across the globe to balance cultural nuances with modern challenges like screen time, teen relationships, and joint family dynamics. Divided into eight chapters, the book, replete with global research and real-life stories, also offers a framework for positive parenting in the Indian cultural context and presents timely, age-appropriate strategies to handle every stage of your child's life -- from toddlerhood to teenage. Whether it's healing from childhood trauma and breaking free from negative patterns through self-reflection exercises, learning self-regulation techniques to respond calmly to stress, setting a positive example for your children, or guiding them toward developing a healthy mindset and emotional resilience to navigate life's challenges -- the book claims to offer support every step of the way. "Every chapter ends with self-reflection questions for parents -- to help you understand your own childhood better and to reflect on your deep-rooted behaviours stemming from those experiences that may be affecting your parenting journey or your child's behaviour," it added. The book, priced at Rs 499, is currently available for purchase across online and offline stores.
Scroll.in
03-06-2025
- Scroll.in
A new parenting book suggests ways to amicably break up fights between young siblings
Stories written by Anagha Nagpal An excerpt from 'This Book Won't Teach You Parenting: But It Will Make You a Better Parent', by Riri G Trivedi and Anagha Nagpal.
Time of India
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- Time of India
Sonu Sood to be honoured with Humanitarian Award at 72nd Miss World Festival for his philanthropic services
The Miss World Organisation has announced that celebrated actor and founder of the Sood Charity Foundation, Sonu Sood, will be presented with the prestigious Humanitarian Award at the Grand Finale of the 72nd Miss World Festival in Telangana for his philanthropic work during COVID-19. The Miss World Organisation has announced that celebrated actor and founder of the Sood Charity Foundation, Sonu Sood , will be presented with the prestigious Humanitarian Award at the Grand Finale of the 72nd Miss World Festival in Telangana for his philanthropic work during special honour recognises his exceptional service to humanity and unwavering commitment to social upliftment through his foundation. The award will be conferred on May 31, 2025, at the HITEX Arena in Hyderabad as part of the festival's final addition to receiving this global honour, Sonu Sood will also serve as one of the official judges for the grand finale, joining a distinguished panel to crown the next Miss Sonu Sood expressed his gratitude for receiving the Humanitarian Award from the Miss World Organisation, saying that the award reinforces his purpose in bringing "hope, support, and dignity" to people in need."Receiving the Humanitarian Award from the Miss World Organisation is deeply humbling. It reinforces the purpose behind our efforts -- to bring hope, support, and dignity to those in need. I share this recognition with every volunteer, supporter, and life we've touched through the Sood Charity Foundation. I'm also proud to announce that the Miss World Organisation and the Sood Charity Foundation have come together to collaborate on spreading awareness for a Cancer Free World. This shared commitment will help amplify the message and bring hope to millions around the globe," said Sonu Sood as per the press note shared by Altair Media: The Official PR handle of Miss Morley CBE, Chairman and CEO of the Miss World Organisation, said they feel honoured to present the Humanitarian Award to actor Sonu Sood for his inspiring work through his Sood Charity Foundation."We are honoured to present Sonu Sood with a Humanitarian Award at the 72nd Miss World Grand Finale in recognition of his extraordinary service to humanity. His compassion, tireless dedication, and impact through the Sood Charity Foundation perfectly embody the spirit of 'Beauty With A Purpose.' Sonu Sood's work continues to inspire people across the globe, and we are proud to celebrate his remarkable contributions on our stage," said Julia Morley as quoted by the press note shared by Altair the Sood Charity Foundation and its community-led initiative, the Sonu Sood Charity Club (SSCC), has spearheaded impactful efforts in education, skill development, healthcare access, and crisis relief, particularly during the COVID-19 helping stranded migrant workers and students return home to distributing medical aid and promoting free education and employment training, Sonu Sood's work has touched millions at the grassroots level.
