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Empowering the Next Generation: The Importance of Financial Literacy for Kids

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LXME, India's first financial platform for women, is dedicated to transforming the Indian financial landscape by extending support to parents in instilling the right financial knowledge among their children. They believe that financial literacy serves as the foundation for children's financial well-being and helps them inculcate responsible money behaviour. It encourages them to understand the value of money, recognize the difference between wants and needs, and imbibe the habit of saving and investing early on in life so that they can build a better future for themselves. As a part of this endeavour, LXME has launched a ‘Summer Money Camp for Kids’- a unique program that teaches children various money lessons like budgeting, responsible spending, goal setting, how to save & grow money, diversification, and the power of compounding - all crucial money lessons in a fun, interactive, and engaging way. The children will get also 3 resources and a Participation Certificate post...

Fashion for Stylish kids

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Are you bored of Delhi winters? Me too! And so is my daughter. The younger one is too tiny to express anything. As we are eagerly waiting for spring, I would like to ask, what's the most exciting part of this season? Colours, my daughter said...whether be it flowers or clothes! My daughter is a fashionista herself (don't underestimate her!) and dressing her up is one of my favourite pastimes. I was searching for cheerful kid's collection when I stumbled across Cherry Crumble California . Cherry Crumble California is an adorable American collection for kids with the essential SoCal vibe. Their Spring Summer collection consists of vibrant and neon colours that breathes life into the garment. They have cute and pretty dresses for girls and smart shirts for boys, pants, shorts and all types of regular clothing for kids. Their designs are tailored with utmost care and perfection coupled with irresistible colours. Their rampant use of playful prints, ruffles,frills, e...

The safest product range for babies

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What is that one thing that bothers you the most  in the process of childcare? I bet it's the safety of products you use on your munchkin. As a mom, we want the safest and the most effective of skincare for our darlings. VLCC Ayurveda of VLCC Personal Care has come up with a range of products for babies which is safe, gentle and natural. This range includes: Baby Cream Baby Diaper Cream Baby Massage Oil Baby lotion These products are formulated on the principles of Ayurveda and are absolutely free from any kinds of chemicals; including parabens and synthetic colourants. VLCC Ayurveda Baby Cream: It boosts natural moisture of baby's skin. And also preserves and protects the same. It's very mildly fragranced and my baby loves it. Enriched with Almond oil, Vitamin rich Olive oil and clarified cow's butter, it ensures complete external hydration of your munchkin's skin. Price:  ₹130 for a 100 gm tube. VLCC Ayurveda Baby Diaper Cream: Di...

Global Handwashing Week in Kidzania

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Healthy lifestyle starts with clean hands. This is a phrase we must have heard probably thousands of times right from our childhood. And why not? Cleanliness starts with baby steps and washing hands is the foremost step. As children, this is the first thing that we are taught and as adults, we should train our kids for the same. Last week celebrated this basic habit was celebrated at Kidzania with full vigour as it was Global Handwashing Week. We as adults, tend to forget the basic good habits but its our duty to inculcate the best in our children. We should wash our hands before and after every activity. And if it requires cooking or eating, then hands should be washed all the more diligently. Germs spread the most from touching contaminated surfaces and hence its important to get rid of germs every time you touch the handrail or pick up the phone or open the door. Global Handwashing Week was particularly celebrated and followed with full effect in Kidzania, Delhi NCR. ...

Safe baby Happy Baby

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What is the toughest part of bringing up a baby? I think its their safety and health. There are so many things that concern baby care. Fatherhood has infused tonnes of questions in me that I thought never existed. Babies bring so much responsibility. As much as they are bundles of joy, they bring with them bundles of stress too. However 20 months of fatherhood has taught me certain things that keep parenting stress at bay. The first and the foremost thing is how to keep baby skin safe and soft. Baby skin is way thinner and delicate than adult skin. So it needs utmost care. The commonest concern for baby skin is diaper rash. In this civilized world, it is impossible to leave your baby free. We put them in constricting diapers all day long and don't let baby skin breathe. As a result of constant friction, the skin gets eroded. Change the diaper frequently. Let the baby diaper free during daytime. Baby skin is more to skin allergies, sun burn, eczema and stuff. It is importan...

Baby soft skin

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What comes to your mind when you think of babies? For me its the softness and coochy coo and the incredible smell that come along with the babies. I have been fond of babies right from the beginning. So when I became a father, my joy knew no bounds! Along with the joys of having a baby come lots of woes too. Babies are tough to handle and even tougher to take care of. They are so delicate that they need the tenderest care and products to keep them healthy and happy. After I became a father I realised that the toughest part in the baby care regime is taking care of their delicate skin. Okay I agree that feeding babies is the most challenging part.  The second challenge is how to keep their skin soft. Baby skin is three times thinner than adult skin. Therefore it is more prone to damage. Baby skin is moist looking because it is new; it does not mean that they do not need external hydration. In fact they need more hydration to lock their innate moisture. Five ways to...