Playtime Is the New Classroom Playtime isn’t a break from learning — it is learning.Every time a child touches, builds, paints, or questions, new neural pathways light up in their brain. The toys they use can either limit or expand those pathways. In...

Screens can stimulate but also overstimulate. The human brain under age 5 develops through movement, touch, and connection — not passive viewing. Reena Chopra and Cocomoco Kids highlight how replacing passive screen time with interactive playtime rewires...

Parenting an autistic or ADHD child in India can be lonely, confusing, and overwhelming. Between managing meltdowns and explaining your child to others, it’s easy to lose your calm — but that calm is your child’s greatest need. Autism and ADHD are not...

In India, mothers are celebrated as the heart of the family—but their mental health is often overlooked. Between pregnancy, postpartum recovery, caregiving, work, and social expectations, many mothers carry invisible burdens. This post explores the realities...

In today’s digital world, most of us spend hours glued to our chairs—whether at the office desk, in front of the TV, or scrolling endlessly on our phones. But what if this seemingly harmless act is as dangerous as smoking a cigarette? Researchers now...