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Bill Gates didn't let his daughter Jennifer Gates have a smartphone until she was 14. Should Indian parents also follow this step?

The kids you see on YT and instagram, whose parents have shoved cameras on their faces and lives, basically the “kid influencers”. It’s not for nothing friends, all these vloggers are into this market, and whats the kid influencer market? INR 2200

Nowadays smoking and drinking has become a fashion for the youth, a lot of youth are getting involved in it and it has also become an issue for the family and damage the health of youth. Many parents find their children suffering from this addiction

India being a majorly socialist country, whenever someone tries to work hard to make extra money sometimes their parents ask them, "why are you working more even after you are earning a decent salary?" because some parents think working too hard make

Your parents doesn't have much time, it's all upto you to make them proud of you and show to the world that you can do it

An app that would provide family counseling to the families through expert family counselors, due to the rise of nuclear families the kids get more and more distant from the parents and don't do any activities together, i feel like this is a bigger p

We are living in the era Where age doesn't matter for fulfilling your sexual needs . A rape every 16 minutes against 1 year old kid to 90 year old women in india.

We are Wepediatrics, WePediatrics is an online platform that connects parents with experienced pediatricians for virtual consultations, diagnosis, treatment plans, and follow-up care. We are trying to make sustainable, connected, low cost,

Which Indian startups do you follow on regular basis and why? Is it the founders, the domain, the experience, or something esle.

I thing I've come to a conclusion is that life is a single player game, yes having friends is cool and important for your growth. But deep down, you're all ALONE. This thing is, people prioritize family (as they should) but how to move through life i