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Roblox just rolled out new parental controls - but are they really safe?  In this podcast, Mansi Zaveri, Conscious Parenting Coach, shares why the latest Roblox update still leaves children exposed. We tested the new parental controls ourselves, and the results are concerning. Parents need to know the red flags, the hidden risks, and what steps to take if your child plays Roblox. 👉 What you’ll learn: Why Roblox’s new parental controls on Roblox Kids & Roblox Select accounts don’t fully protect kids The biggest red flags parents should watch out for How predators and unsafe content still slip through Practical steps every parent must take to keep children safe online This is not just another gaming update - it’s about your child’s safety. If your kids play Roblox, you cannot afford to miss this. Support the show

Frozen shoulder. Recurrent UTIs. Brain fog. Anxiety. Stubborn belly fat. A sudden change in how your body handles sugar. Different problems. Different doctors. Different prescriptions. But what if they’re all pointing to one underlying shift: perimenopause. Mani Zaveri talks o Dr Sukhpreet Patel on how perimenopause isn’t just about irregular periods. It’s a whole hormonal transition that can ripple across your muscles, metabolism, brain, and more. Your symptoms aren’t random. They’re connected even if medicine has split your body into separate departments. 👉 If you’re over 40 and juggling five different diagnoses but still searching for answers - this is the missing link. Save it. Share it. Start connecting the dots. Support the show

We talk endlessly about kids and screen time — but what about the senior citizens in our homes? Our parents and grandparents are spending more time on phones than ever before, and the effects on their eyesight, mobility, and safety (from scams) are things most families never even discuss. In this podcast, Mansi Zaveri, a Conscious Parenting Coach and founder of Kidsstoppress, India's top parenting podcast, breaks down why screen time isn't just a "kids' problem" anymore, and what families can actually do to protect the senior citizens they love. If you've ever worried about a parent or grandparent glued to their phone — this episode is for you. Support the show

What happened at Cornell, in Delhi and in Pune raises a question every parent needs to ask: How are we raising our sons? We spend so much time teaching girls to be careful, about where they go, what they drink, who they trust and when they come home. But what are we teaching our boys about consent, empathy, respect, accountability and speaking up when a friend crosses the line? In this podcast, Mansi Zaveri, conscious parenting coach and founder of Kidsstoppress, talks about what Indian parents can learn from these incidents  and why these conversations need to start much earlier than college. From teaching consent at age 3, to talking to children about alcohol, parties, pornography, group chats, peer pressure and bystander responsibility, this is a conversation about raising children who understand boundaries and know what to do when something feels wrong. Most importantly, parents will learn why “boys will be boys” cannot be the answer, why being a good friend sometimes means speaking up, and how to create a home where your child knows they can call you — even at 2 AM — without fear of judgment. We don't need girls to be more careful. We need boys to be raised differently. This conversation starts at home. It starts at 3, not 19. Listen to the full podcast here - https://open.spotify.com/episode/0G7GoQBxWvQXbgh0mMGiJB?si=6be7ce4962eb40c5 Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast Ranked India's Top Parenting Podcast by Feedspot. Trusted by millions of Indian parents for over a decade — bringing you real conversations with experts on parenting, wellness, and family life. 📲 Follow Kidsstoppress: 📸 Instagram — @kidsstoppress 🔵 Facebook — facebook.com/kidsstoppress ▶️ YouTube — youtube.com/kidsstoppress 🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 www.kidsstoppress.com #IndianParentingPodcast #TopIndianParentingPodcast #KidsstoppressParentingPodcast #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

What happened at Cornell, in Delhi and in Pune raises a question every parent needs to ask: How are we raising our sons? We spend so much time teaching girls to be careful, about where they go, what they drink, who they trust and when they come home. But what are we teaching our boys about consent, empathy, respect, accountability and speaking up when a friend crosses the line? In this podcast, Mansi Zaveri, conscious parenting coach and founder of Kidsstoppress, talks about what Indian parents can learn from these incidents  and why these conversations need to start much earlier than college. From teaching consent at age 3, to talking to children about alcohol, parties, pornography, group chats, peer pressure and bystander responsibility, this is a conversation about raising children who understand boundaries and know what to do when something feels wrong. Most importantly, parents will learn why “boys will be boys” cannot be the answer, why being a good friend sometimes means speaking up, and how to create a home where your child knows they can call you — even at 2 AM — without fear of judgment. We don't need girls to be more careful. We need boys to be raised differently. This conversation starts at home. It starts at 3, not 19. Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast Ranked India's Top Parenting Podcast by Feedspot. Trusted by millions of Indian parents for over a decade — bringing you real conversations with experts on parenting, wellness, and family life. 📲 Follow Kidsstoppress: 📸 Instagram — @kidsstoppress 🔵 Facebook — facebook.com/kidsstoppress ▶️ YouTube — youtube.com/kidsstoppress 🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 www.kidsstoppress.com #IndianParentingPodcast #TopIndianParentingPodcast #KidsstoppressParentingPodcast #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

Are you a parent who fears AI? Your child is growing up in a world where AI can answer questions, do homework, create content and even have conversations with them. But the bigger parenting question isn’t “How do I keep my child away from AI?” It’s “How do I make sure AI doesn’t replace the skills, relationships and thinking my child needs to develop?” Support the show

Are you a parent who fears AI? Or are you wondering how your child can actually use it without becoming dependent on it? In this MomPower360 conversation, Mansi Zaveri, Founder & CEO of Kidsstoppress Media and Digital Child Safety Advocate, talks about parenting in the AI age, from how children are using AI for learning and homework to the skills they need to thrive in a future shaped by artificial intelligence. The conversation explores critical thinking, creativity, curiosity, emotional intelligence, communication and resilience, and why strong parent-child relationships may become even more important as children increasingly turn to technology for answers, advice and support. It also explores why it is important for parents to learn AI and not see it as a threat but something the child should learn to use responsibly.  AI isn't going away. The question is: how do we teach our children to use it without letting it replace their ability to think, connect and ask for help? Support the show

If you’re doing this, you’re not alone. But the next time you look at your child and feel frustrated by their behaviour, their entitlement or the way they treat people, pause for a second. Before asking, “Why is my child behaving like this?” Ask yourself: “Am I setting them up to be this by allowing this....” Support the show

Kids learn about love by watching their parents. Why consent in marriage is an ongoing conversation you must have. Mansi Zaveri sits down with sex coach Pallavi Barnwal to discuss the realities of a sexless marriage and how silence between partners impacts the next generation. We often assume consent in marriage is a one-time agreement, but failing to keep that conversation alive teaches children the wrong lessons about respect. Children absorb emotional distance long before they can name it. This honest conversation explores why women's pleasure is often erased in long-term partnerships and how to actively model healthy relationships at home. Learn practical ways to maintain connection and ensure your marriage reflects the values you want your children to adopt through conscious parenting. How does a romanceless or sexless marriage affect children? Children absorb emotional distance long before they can name it. Silence, avoidance, and lack of affection between parents don't go unnoticed; they become a child's working model for what marriage is supposed to feel like. This episode breaks down what a "romanceless marriage" actually teaches kids, and why witnessing affection between parents is protective, not incidental. Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast Ranked India's Top Parenting Podcast by Feedspot. Trusted by millions of Indian parents for over a decade — bringing you real conversations with experts on parenting, wellness, and family life. 📲 Follow Kidsstoppress: 📸 Instagram — @kidsstoppress 🔵 Facebook — facebook.com/kidsstoppress ▶️ YouTube — youtube.com/kidsstoppress 🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 www.kidsstoppress.com #IndianParentingPodcast #TopIndianParentingPodcast #KidsstoppressParentingPodcast #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

It’s not that he eats more. It’s that his body stores it differently.” One of the most important things Dr Malhar Ganla @drmalharganla, co-founder of Freedom from Diabetes and Obesity (FFD) and @mansi.zaveri, Conscious Parenting Coach & Founder of @kidsstoppress discuss on the Kidsstoppress  Podcast wasn’t about willpower. It was about biology. Obesity is a disease and not a character flaw, not a parenting failure, and definitely not something a child chooses. In a body dealing with obesity, the same meal that would be converted to energy in someone else’s body is stored as fat instead. It’s not that the child is “eating wrong.” Their body is processing food differently - often due to insulin resistance, hormonal shifts, or metabolic changes. Understanding this doesn’t mean giving up on change - it means starting from the right place: compassion, not blame. The right support, structure, and medical guidance can help a child’s body work with them again, not against them. Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast Ranked India's Top Parenting Podcast by Feedspot. Trusted by millions of Indian parents for over a decade — bringing you real conversations with experts on parenting, wellness, and family life. 📲 Follow Kidsstoppress: 📸 Instagram — @kidsstoppress 🔵 Facebook — facebook.com/kidsstoppress ▶️ YouTube — youtube.com/kidsstoppress 🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 www.kidsstoppress.com #IndianParentingPodcast #TopIndianParentingPodcast #KidsstoppressParentingPodcast #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

Nobody warns you about the terrible twos. Everyone braces for the teenage years. But almost no one talks about age NINE — the quiet age that changes everything in your child's emotional development. This is the age when your child stops seeing you as a superhero… and starts seeing you as human. Fantasies fade. Reality sets in. Friends matter more. Opinions form. And suddenly your soft, easy child becomes sharp, observant, and questioning. Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast Ranked India's Top Parenting Podcast by Feedspot. Trusted by millions of Indian parents for over a decade — bringing you real conversations with experts on parenting, wellness, and family life. 📲 Follow Kidsstoppress: 📸 Instagram — @kidsstoppress 🔵 Facebook — facebook.com/kidsstoppress ▶️ YouTube — youtube.com/kidsstoppress 🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 www.kidsstoppress.com #IndianParentingPodcast #TopIndianParentingPodcast #KidsstoppressParentingPodcast #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

Listen to the podcast until the end to know all the activities for Gross Motor Skills! It’s very important for pre-writing readiness!    Watch the full youtube video - https://youtu.be/lrpQ4zsAtqE Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast Ranked India's Top Parenting Podcast by Feedspot. Trusted by millions of Indian parents for over a decade — bringing you real conversations with experts on parenting, wellness, and family life. 📲 Follow Kidsstoppress: 📸 Instagram — @kidsstoppress 🔵 Facebook — facebook.com/kidsstoppress ▶️ YouTube — youtube.com/kidsstoppress 🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 www.kidsstoppress.com #IndianParentingPodcast #TopIndianParentingPodcast #KidsstoppressParentingPodcast #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

What really matters in the first five years of a child’s life? Is preschool simply preparation for school, or is there much more to early childhood education? In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri speaks with Zarna Doshi, Co-Founder of Little Palms, about early childhood education, child development and the importance of the 0–5 years. If you’re parenting a toddler, preschooler or young child, this conversation offers a practical look at early learning, preschool education and child development, showing how we can give children a stronger foundation for life. Support the show

Is IIT still the ultimate path to success in India? Are traditional degrees enough in the age of AI? What skills will children actually need to thrive in the future? In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri speaks with Ishan Sharma about education, alternative career paths, school dropouts, skills, technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and what it really takes to succeed in a rapidly changing world. Ishan Sharma shares his experience of taking a path outside the traditional education system, building skills independently and creating a career without following the conventional route. Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast Ranked India's Top Parenting Podcast by Feedspot. Trusted by millions of Indian parents for over a decade — bringing you real conversations with experts on parenting, wellness, and family life. 📲 Follow Kidsstoppress: 📸 Instagram — @kidsstoppress 🔵 Facebook — facebook.com/kidsstoppress ▶️ YouTube — youtube.com/kidsstoppress 🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 www.kidsstoppress.com #IndianParentingPodcast #TopIndianParentingPodcast #KidsstoppressParentingPodcast #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri speaks with Ishan Sharma about education, alternative career paths, school dropouts, skills, technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and what it really takes to succeed in a rapidly changing world. Ishan Sharma shares his experience of taking a path outside the traditional education system, building skills independently and creating a career without following the conventional route. Support the show