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Raising Confident Indian-Australian Kids Without Cultural Pressure

Mahesh Mohan 3 February 2026

Raising children is rarely simple, but for Indian parents in Australia, it often comes with an added layer of complexity. Alongside everyday concerns about education, wellbeing and behaviour sits a deeper question: how do you pass on culture without turning it into pressure? For many Indian-Australian families, childhood becomes a balancing act between heritage and […]Read More

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Helping Kids Choose Clothes Wisely – An Indian Australian Perspective

Mahesh Mohan 13 August 2025

As Indian Australian parents, one common challenge we face is guiding our children towards clothing choices that balance cultural values, practicality, and personal expression. Growing up in Australia, children navigate between the vibrant openness of Australian culture and the traditions of their Indian heritage.Read More

Women Parenting Relationships

Unplanned Pregnancy – Does Your Partner Have a Say?

Nivedita Nagpal 10 August 2025

Discovering an unplanned pregnancy can trigger a range of emotions, from excitement to confusion or distress. Naturally, a critical question often arises: does your spouse or partner have a say in whether you carry the pregnancy?Read More

Parenting Indians in Australia

8 Signs Your Child Has Too Much on Their Plate

Himanshu Yadav 4 August 2025

Many Australian parents enrol their kids in multiple activities—sports, music, dance, tutoring, and more—in hopes of providing opportunities and fostering development. But sometimes, too much of a good thing can become harmful. Over-scheduling children can lead to stress, exhaustion, and anxiety. Here are eight clear signs your child may have too many extracurricular activities and […]Read More

Indians in Australia Australia Handpicked Parenting

A Chance to Heal: Why Indian-Australians CANNOT miss the National Redress Scheme

Deepak Gopalakrishnan 28 May 2025

In many Indian Australian families, the past is something we often choose not to speak about. Particularly when it comes to trauma, silence is considered strength, and shame is borne quietly. But now, for those who experienced sexual abuse while in institutional care, a new path to healing is being offered by the Australian Government through the National Redress Scheme.Read More

Parenting Handpicked Life & Style Opinion Relationships

The Wrong Reasons to Have Children: 5 Mistakes That Can Lead to Regret

Sneha Smriti 7 March 2025

One of the most common but flawed reasons people decide to have children is to fix a troubled relationship. Some couples believe that having a baby will bring them closer together, reignite lost passion, or create a sense of commitment that was previously missing. However, a child should never be used as a bandage for relationship problems.Read More

Parenting Education Life & Style

Five Creative Ways to Divert Your Kids from Screen Time

Rahul Raj 9 August 2024

In a digital era dominated by screens, finding alternative activities to keep children engaged can be a challenge for many parents. Too much screen time can affect a child’s development adversely, impacting their sleep, behaviour, and even cognitive growth. Here are five fun and educational activities that can help divert your child’s attention from smartphones […]Read More

Parenting Indians in Australia

Navigating Dual Worlds – Indian Parenting in the Australian Mosaic

Rakhi Malhotra 23 May 2024

In the multicultural expanse of Australia, Indian families find themselves at the confluence of diverse cultural currents. The journey of parenting within this context is rich with both opportunities and challenges, as families strive to blend Indian traditions with Australian values. This exploration delves into the nuanced experience of Indian parents in Australia, examining how […]Read More

Health & Fitness Parenting

The Eternal Umbilical Cord: Unpacking the Phenomenon of India’s ‘Mama’s Boys’

Daisy Akhtar 21 November 2023

It’s a stereotype that has stood the test of time: the Indian ‘Mama’s Boy’. The term itself conjures images of overprotective mothers and sons who are unable, or unwilling, to cut the proverbial umbilical cord. While this may sound like a stereotype, there’s a grain of truth that cannot be ignored. The question is, why […]Read More

Parenting Health & Fitness

Navigating the Digital Realm- Understanding the Effects of Screen Time on Children’s Mental Health

Saad Kapoor 20 November 2023

In the digital age, screens have become an integral part of children’s lives, offering both opportunities and challenges. As we witness an increase in screen time, it’s crucial to explore the impact on children’s mental health. This article delves into the intricate relationship between screen usage and mental well-being, shedding light on the nuances and […]Read More

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Raising Confident Indian-Australian Kids Without Cultural Pressure

Helping Kids Choose Clothes Wisely – An Indian Australian Perspective

Unplanned Pregnancy – Does Your Partner Have a Say?

8 Signs Your Child Has Too Much on Their Plate

A Chance to Heal: Why Indian-Australians CANNOT miss the National Redress Scheme

The Wrong Reasons to Have Children: 5 Mistakes That Can Lead to Regret

Five Creative Ways to Divert Your Kids from Screen Time

Navigating Dual Worlds – Indian Parenting in the Australian Mosaic

Navigating the Digital Realm- Understanding the Effects of Screen Time on Children’s Mental Health

Dowry abuse in Australia is written into family violence law. Here is what that means

The dal on your plate may be Australian: India is now the biggest buyer of Australian lentils

Hindu temple etiquette: what Australia’s temples themselves ask of first-time visitors

The ICAI CPA Australia pathway: one course, one exam and the visa test it does not cover

Dowry abuse in Australia is written into family violence law. Here is what that means

The dal on your plate may be Australian: India is now the biggest buyer of Australian lentils

Hindu temple etiquette: what Australia’s temples themselves ask of first-time visitors

The ICAI CPA Australia pathway: one course, one exam and the visa test it does not cover

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