Parenting revolves around effective communication; particularly positive two-way interactions that help build a child's self-esteem. Children thrive on encouragement, but listening to them is equally important, making them feel loved and valued. It's crucial to recognize that children understand language before they can speak. By paying attention to their developing language skills, parents can connect better and foster their child's growth. A workshop on Effective Parent-Child Communication was held in the Multipurpose Hall, led by mental health coach Ms. Gulneet Chahal. Parents shared their concerns, from teaching children more effectively to helping shy children open up. Ms. Chahal emphasized not comparing siblings, as each child learns differently. She urged parents to model good behavior and focus on guiding children to express their feelings verbally, reducing tantrums.

She also highlighted the importance of patience, validating children's emotions, and creating a supportive home environment. Ms. Chahal advised parents to be mindful of their own emotional states, as children are affected by household stress. She also emphasized the need for good social media hygiene, as children are exposed to online content. The workshop was highly interactive, with parents actively participating. Ms. Balmit Kaur, Head of School, concluded with gratitude, encouraging parents to make life happier for their children.