Aarambh Preschools

Tis'the time to cheer n rejoice.. as we celebrated our Annual Day, with much joy and gusto.. Thank you all the wonderful parents and the lovely children of Aarambh for such a lovely show..

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The festival of free spirits. The festival of fun and frolic, and of bountiful colors and of course with kids, happiness multiplied...Riot of colors!!!

Punishment: Really Required?

When parents feel their child has done something wrong, they resort to punishment. It maybe in the form of warnings, lectures, threat, sarcasm or worst, hitting the child. And when the child gets upset afterwards, we believe he’ll become alright after sometime. What we don’t realize is the extent of damage we might be causing to his psyche and that no amount of love later on can undo this damage.

Why do we punish? Parents often justify punishment that if children are not punished, they’ll become worse or they’ll get away without facing any consequences of their wrong doing. They also feel that doing no-thing would make them power-less as parents.

How it’ll affect the child? It’s not just tears or a sour face that is the outcome of a punishment. Children may have feelings of hatred, revenge against their parents. They may even begin to feel unworthy, guilty or go in the mode of self-pity, thus losing their confidence and self-esteem.

Will it make the child realize his mistake?: When we punish, we stop the natural process through which the child analyses his behaviour, realize how wrong he was and how he can improve upon it. Punishment shifts his focus on how he was a victim and how badly he was dealt with rather amending his mistakes.

Is there an alternative?: It is not the question of mild or harsh punishment but the way you make your point to the child that his behaviour is unacceptable. Instead of shouting, slapping or criticizing him, try to distract your child. If it doesn’t work, tell him in clear and firm manner that he is misbehaving and you are not liking it. If he still doesn’t listen, let him face the consequences by making him sit in his room without toys or not taking him out as promised.

“Is the punishment justified?” ask yourself: You are in a more powerful situation being mightier and elder to your child. Don’t ever misuse this. If children act naughty, do silly things, make careless mistakes – it is natural. They cannot be expected to act like adults. So don’t act like a dictator or an inspector, let children be themselves.

Childhood comes around only once.

With lots of surprises, games, and competition.. welcoming 2015!!!

Happy Holidays from Aarambh!

Dum Di Dum & Doodle doo... Rhymes is so much fun.. A fun filled session of Sing along at Aarambh.. Lovely kids and Parents enjoyed the Sing Along with great gusto.. Thank you Parents..

A time to rejoice! and celebrate! 'tis the season. Christmas celebrated with the kids as a joyous affair.. with the jingle bells ringing..eagerly waiting for Santa gifts..oh its so much fun... Merry Christmas

As a part of Theme activity, "Clean Indian Campaign" the children took the pledge to keep our country clean, and as a support they cleaned the school premises with great joy and gusto..Cheers to the lovely kids at Aarambh!

Happy Children's Day!!!

Let the children play!
They learn during the outdoor too....