Is Hitting a Child Ever Okay? The Psychology Behind Discipline, Fear, and Mindful Parenting in India
It’s a phrase many Indian parents have grown up hearing — and believing.But what if this mindset is silently shaping a generation of anxious, fearful children? In this eye-opening episode of the Parenting Podcast by Saar Holistic Wellness, psychologist Reena Chopra sits with Mubarak Mansoor, a renowned clinical psychologist, to decode the psychology behind physical […]
How to Balance Screen Time and Study Pressure for Kids — Expert Tips from Dr. Mitalee Kar & Reena Chopra
It’s 2025 — and our children are growing up in a digital world that’s more stimulating than ever before.From online classes and video tutorials to gaming and social media, screens have quietly woven themselves into every part of a child’s life. While technology offers endless learning opportunities, it also brings new challenges: shorter attention spans, […]
Baby Fell Off the Bed? Warning Signs Every Parent Should Never Ignore (2025 Guide)
Every parent’s nightmare — your baby rolls over and falls off the bed. The panic, the guilt, and the rush of thoughts are overwhelming.But before you blame yourself, take a deep breath. Accidents happen, even to the most cautious parents. What matters is how you respond next. In this episode of the Parenting Podcast by […]
Indian Moms: Why Self-Care Isn’t Selfish | Reena Chopra Podcast | Saar Holistic Wellness
Detail Information 🎙️ Podcast Title Indian Moms: Why Self-Care Isn’t Selfish 👩⚕️ Host Reena Chopra (Psychologist, Parenting Coach) 👩🏍️ Guest Moushami Kapadia (@missmanyhands) – Biker Mom & Advocate for Self-Care 🕒 Duration 38 minutes 📅 Release Date October 2025 📍 Platform Saar Holistic Wellness Parenting Podcast 🎧 Watch YouTube Channel → “Kaisi maa hai?” — […]
Why Therapy Is Still a Taboo in India — and How That’s Changing
The Silent Crisis in India’s Mental Health In a country where people freely discuss physical pain but hide emotional wounds, therapy often becomes a taboo word.“Why would I need therapy?”“Only weak people go to counseling.”“Log kya kahenge?” In her latest podcast, Psychologist Reena Chopra sits down with Moushami Kapadia, a mother, actor, and advocate, to […]
Long-Distance Parenting: Why Choosing Yourself Makes You a Better Mother
Breaking the “Perfect Mother” Myth “Kaisi maa hai?” — a question soaked in judgment.When Moushami Kapadia, a biker mom and artist, chose mental health over martyrdom, society had opinions.But she had one mission: to be a calmer, more connected mother, even if it meant taking the road less traveled. In a moving conversation with Psychologist […]
The Surprising Power of Fatherhood. What Every Parent Needs to Know About Emotional Connection
Fatherhood: The Silent Anchor of Emotional Development When we talk about parenting, we often center the mother–child relationship.But new research — and heartfelt conversations like this one — prove that fatherhood is just as emotionally formative. In this episode, Krysten Taprell, psychologist and author of The Therapist Parent, joins Reena Chopra to explore the hidden […]
India’s Teen Bullying Crisis. How Parents Can Build Emotional Safety at Home
The Hidden Epidemic in Indian Schools Bullying in India isn’t always physical — it’s often emotional and digital.From online trolling to classroom isolation, thousands of teens silently battle fear, anxiety, and shame daily. According to the NCRB, over 30% of reported school-related mental distress stems from bullying. Yet, the numbers only scratch the surface — […]
Smart Toys That Train Your Child’s Brain: The Science of Learning Through Play
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 my recent Parenting Podcast, I explored this topic with the creative team […]
Protect Your Child’s Brain The Hidden Dangers of Screen Time (and Smart Alternatives for Moms)
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 creativity, speech, and confidence. The Silent Threat in Modern Homes We love our gadgets, and so do our […]