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Are you raising your child to be resilient or accidentally breaking them?  World-renowned developmental psychologist Dr. Aliza Pressman joins Mansi Zaveri, India's leading conscious parenting coach and Founder of Kidsstoppress on Season 5 of the Kidsstoppress Parenting Podcast, for a conversation that every Indian parent NEEDS to watch. Dr Aliza Pressman is a developmental psychologist with 20+ years of experience. NYT Bestselling Author of "The 5 Principles of Parenting". Host of the award-winning podcast "Raising Good Humans" with 18 million+ downloads From the science of discipline to screen time, joint families, lying, boredom and raising resilient kids this is 60 minutes of parenting clarity you won't find anywhere else. Mansi asks every question you were too afraid to ask. They talk about ✅ The science-backed framework every parent needs on parenting ✅ 3 Parenting myths debunked ✅ Are you raising your child — or raising their report card? ✅ The difference between loving your child for WHO they are  ✅ The real benefits of multigenerational homes (that nobody talks about) ✅ How to handle grandparents who override your boundaries ✅ What screens are really taking away from your child ✅ Is your child an Orchid or a dandelion? ✅ Why trying to "catch" your child lying always backfires ✅ Why "I'm bored" is actually good for your child 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

Is your child's screen time hurting or helping them? Mansi Zaveri Founder of Kidsstoppress moderated a panel in partnership with Netflix on Raising Screen Smart Families - covering responsible screen time, online safety, parental controls, and conscious parenting in the age of streaming. The panelists comprised of Pratik Gandhi - an actor and a parent. He will be sharing his parenting experiences, and the realities of setting boundaries. And of course an actor's perspective on content consumption when there is so much around you. Mansi Zaveri - Founder of Kidsstoppress.com - a platform that reaches over 20 million parents across India & a certified Conscious Parenting Coach. She was the moderator for the panel. Mahima Kaul - Director, Global Affairs, Netflix India - who brings a strong lens on policy, safety, and how platforms are thinking about responsible viewing for families. Dr. Shwetambara Sabharwal - clinical psychologist and psychotherapist. She’s helped us understand what actually shapes children's screen experiences and what healthy, intentional viewing looks like developmentally. Tanya Bami - Series Head, Netflix India helps shape the stories we watch and understands the power of content in influencing young minds. The panel discussion included conversations on ▸ The effects of screen time on kids ▸ How to set up and use Netflix parental controls (step-by-step) ▸ The psychology of digital addiction in children ▸ Age-appropriate content & - what parents must know ▸ Online safety: What your child is really watching 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

Building healthy habits for their kids is something every parent strives to do. The foundations for lifelong health are built very early between the ages of 3 and 5 years as per experts. At #KSPAwards2025 Dr Rohita Shetty, Medical Affairs Head, Abbott India & Dr Jayanti Prakash, Director, Education, Content & Curriculum, Sesame Workshop India chatted with Mansi Zaveri,  Founder Kidsstoppress on how to empower children and families to build healthy routines around three important behaviors.  80% of a child's brain is developed by the age of 5. Using characters like Elmo, Cookie Monster & Chumki, from Sesame Street, they are trying to educate kids & parents on the 3 essential pillar of good health for our kids. Must watch episode. 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 raising a resilient child — or accidentally raising one who can't cope? In this episode of the Kidsstoppress Podcast — India's #1 Parenting Podcast — host Mansi Zaveri is back with developmental paediatrician Dr. Samir Dalwai for a conversation that every modern Indian parent needs to hear: are we over-protecting our children — and is it doing more harm than good? In today's world, the instinct to protect our children from pain, failure, and discomfort feels natural — even loving. But child development experts increasingly warn that over-protected children are struggling more, not less. They're anxious, easily overwhelmed, and ill-equipped to handle the inevitable challenges of real life. So where do we draw the line between keeping our children safe and letting them grow? In this episode, you'll learn: What "over-protection" actually looks like in everyday Indian parenting How resilience is built in children — and what gets in the way Why letting children experience failure is one of the greatest gifts a parent can give The difference between a supportive parent and a helicopter parent Age-appropriate challenges parents can introduce to build grit and confidence How to respond when your child faces disappointment, rejection, or struggle What Dr. Dalwai recommends for raising emotionally strong, adaptable children The long-term impact of over-protection on a child's mental health and self-esteem Resilience isn't about raising tough kids. It's about raising children who know how to face difficulty, process their emotions, and bounce back — stronger every time. This is a short but deeply insightful episode that will make you rethink the way you show up for your child. 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 would learning look like if it wasn't confined to four walls? On Season 5 of Kidsstoppress Podcasts, the top Indian parenting podcast, Mansi Zaveri chats with Noan Fesnoux, creative mind behind the Museum of the Future & Ex Course Designer Green School Bali on what has helped shape learning experiences that go far beyond textbooks, grades In this episode he talks about *Why are parents looking at an alternative way of learning today? *The toss up between traditional schooling vs homeschooling *What is the role of exams & assessments Don't miss this episode if you are a parent looking at alternate education as an option, want your kids to grow up happy & are wondering where to start! Tune In Now Support the show

Resilience in children isn’t something they are born with, it’s something they learn over time. According to developmental paediatrician Dr. Samir Dalwai @samyrdalwai, resilience grows when children experience challenges, learn to navigate disappointment, and have supportive adults who help them process those emotions. Protecting children from every difficulty may feel instinctive as parents, but it’s often through small struggles, problem-solving, and real-life experiences that kids build the confidence to handle bigger challenges later in life. Resilience isn’t about raising tough kids. It’s about raising children who know how to bounce back. Watch the full video -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8oTfVdO2jA Support the show

Are screens rewiring our children’s brains? On the Kidsstoppress Parenting Podcast, Mansi Zaveri and Dr. Samir Dalwai discuss screen time addiction, autism concerns, and what Indian families must know to protect early childhood development. Support the show

Today’s parents often hesitate before saying anything - worried it might trigger a backlash, shutdown, or eye roll. Are we overthinking it? Or are we losing confidence in setting boundaries? Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress , was invited on The Habit Coach podcast  @TheHabitCoachAwesome180 hosted by Ashdin Doctor to talk about modern parenting, boundaries, and why “rules” aren’t the enemy - they’re anchors & necessary in our lives. Tune In Now Support the show

Want healthier gums and better digestion? Oil pulling is a simple, time-tested daily practice that supports oral health and overall wellbeing. In this video, Mansi Zaveri, Founder Kidsstoppress & a yoga practitioner explains the correct way to do oil pulling, the best oils to use, and how this gentle habit can help improve gum health, reduce bad breath, support cavity prevention, and helped reduce her terrible migraines spells. She also shares how oil pulling may benefit digestion and detox pathways when practiced consistently. Easy to follow and rooted in traditional wisdom, this practice is a powerful addition to your morning routine specially if you’re looking for natural ways to care for your teeth and gums. Try it daily and notice the difference. Tune In Now Support the show

We all know refined sugar isn’t good for our children. Many parents switch to alternatives like jaggery, coconut sugar, or date sugar thinking they’re safer because they’re “natural” or unrefined. Unfortunately, the truth isn’t that simple. In this must-listen conversation, @mansi.zaveri, Founder of @kidsstoppress, asks Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh @drsivaranjanionline, what the IAP (Indian Academy of Pediatrics) actually recommends when it comes to sugar for children. Support the show

Starting 2026 with a clutter-free home can feel overwhelming. On this episode of the Kidstoppress Podcast, professional home organisation expert Rohini Rajagopal from @organisewithease shares 26 practical decluttering tips that really work with @mansi.zaveri, Founder of @kidstoppress. From wardrobes and kitchens to bedrooms and everyday spaces, she breaks down simple habits that help you let go of the excess and create a calmer home. 🏡✨ Want these easy decluttering tips to simplify your home and mindset for the New Year? Tune In Now Support the show

GAMING ADDICTION CRISIS Three girls died by suicide. Gaming is being blamed. But is gaming really the problem? Or is the deeper issue that many children today feel less bonded to people and more connected to virtual worlds? When real life feels stressful, lonely, or emotionally unsafe, screens don’t just entertain. They offer comfort, belonging, and escape. This isn’t about denying that excessive gaming can be harmful. It’s about asking the harder question. What is our child escaping from? Before we blame screens, we need to look at connection, communication, and emotional safety at home and in school. Because children don’t choose virtual worlds over real ones without a reason. Understanding matters. Connection saves lives. Tune In Now Support the show

For years, parents have unknowingly trusted ORS bottles that didn’t meet WHO guidelines, putting children’s health at risk through excessive sugar content and misleading labels. What began as concern grew into a long, emotionally demanding fight for truth, transparency, and accountability in children’s health products.  In Season 5 of the Kidsstoppress Podcast, Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress, is joined by paediatrician Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh to where she shares her story about her 8 year battle for ORS, the real impact of ORS misinformation, why correct Oral Rehydration Solution formulations matter, and how informed awareness can protect young lives.  This powerful conversation reinforces why parents deserve honest information, clear labelling, and healthcare advice they can truly trust. Tune In Now Support the show

Struggling to stick to your health goals? 🧘 In this quick but powerful episode, fitness and yoga expert Saurabh Bothra shares simple, daily health tips and realistic fitness routines designed specifically for busy Indian families. No gym required. No complicated diets. Just practical wellness habits you can actually stick to — one month at a time. Perfect for parents who want to prioritise their health without overhauling their entire lifestyle. 🎙️ 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 —  🎧 Spotify — Kidsstoppress Podcast 🌐 https://kidsstoppress.com/ #KidsstopPressPodcast #YogaForParents #SaurabhBothra #HealthGoals #IndianParenting #FitnessForMoms #WellnessForFamilies #TopIndianParentingPodcast #IndianParentingPodcast #MindfulParenting #HealthyHabits #YogaGuru #SimplifyingParenting Support the show

Decluttering in India isn’t as simple as “just throwing things away.” 🇮🇳 It’s deeply tied to memories, traditions, emotions, and everyday functionality. In this insightful conversation, Mansi Zaveri chats with Rohini Rajagopalan about practical, realistic ways to organise your home — without guilt or overwhelm. From kitchens and makeup to clothes, winter wear, and storage, this episode is packed with tips that actually work for Indian homes and lifestyles. If you’ve ever struggled to let go, felt stuck with clutter, or wanted systems that last — this one’s for you. Tune In Now Support the show