Shobhana Soni

A power struggle often starts small. A child refuses to switch off the television. A parent repeats the same instruction three times. Voices rise. Soon the issue is no longer screen time, homework, or bedtime. It becomes a contest over who will give in first. For children aged 6 to 14, this pattern is common because they are learning independence while still needing structure. They want choice, status, and fairness. Adults need safety, routines, and respect. When both sides push harder,...

Growing up with a narcissistic parent shapes a child’s world in ways that often go unnoticed until adulthood. The subtle, yet persistent patterns of #NarcissisticParenting create a complex emotional environment that affects #ChildDevelopment and mental well-being long after childhood ends. This post explores what a narcissistic childhood looks like, how it influences adult life, and what parents, teachers, counselors, and psychologists can do to support healing and growth. Empty swing in a...

Anger in children can feel overwhelming and confusing. You might find yourself asking, Why does my child get angry so easily? When a child lashes out or throws a tantrum, it’s easy to focus on the behavior itself. But understanding the real reasons behind childhood anger is key to helping your child develop healthy ways to express their emotions. This post will guide you through the common causes of anger in kids and offer practical advice on how to manage angry kids with empathy and...